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Stories for July 2015 Group 2

• In Congo, silence surrounds forgotten mine that fueled first atom bombs
• In India, Murrah buffalo get a boost from science
• In New Orleans, public housing crunch forces thousands into limbo
• In Pennsylvania city, the poor are paying the price for a bad water deal
• In South Sudan, camps offer no refuge from divisions and violence
• In a small town in Washington state, pride and shame over atomic legacy
• In hot water: Columbia's sockeye salmon face mass die-off
• In hunt for bowhead whale, Alaska Native village preserves its past
• In photos: On the front lines of climate change
• Increasing tension over some Amish beliefs as communities grow
• Independence Day fireworks lead to spike in air pollution
• Indian sprinter wins right for women to compete with high testosterone
• Inequality underground: Chile prepares to privatize Metro
• Inheriting debt in America: Parents defrauding their kids
• Inside Baltimore's radical plan to battle heroin overdoses
• Inside a rebel commander base in South Sudan
• Inside a security expert’s collection of hateful artifacts
• Inside the deal: US and Iran can assist each other in diplomatic battles
• Invasion of the sovereignty snatchers
• Investigating wildfires in California’s ‘Arson Alley’
• Investigating wildfires in California’s ‘Arson Alley’
• Investment in Iraq’s private sector needed to boost economy
• Iran deal unleashes broader EU diplomacy with Tehran
• Iran nuclear accord faces next hurdle: Opposition in Congress
• Iran nuclear bargain unlikely to ease East-West tension at UN
• Iran nuclear deal a tectonic shift in Middle East
• Iran nuclear deal deadline extended again
• Iran nuclear negotiations extended
• Iran nuclear pact spurs prospect of thawing icy relationship with the US
• Iran nuclear talks continue as leaders try to work out a deal
• Iran nuclear talks extended
• Iran sees ‘shocking’ surge in executions, rights group says
• Iran's elites likely to benefit most from sanctions relief
• Iran's regional rivals concerned about lifting sanctions
• Iran, world powers close to historic nuclear deal but sticky issues remain
• Iran, world powers strike historic nuclear deal
• Iranian-Americans welcome nuclear deal, despite opposition to regime
• Iranians hopeful nuclear deal will bring economic prosperity
• Iraq begins push to retake Anbar from ISIL
• Iraqi Christians detained in California
• Iraqi fighter jet drops bomb over Baghdad, kills 12 people
• Is Syrian President Assad the lesser of two evils?
• Is public education in the U.S. broken beyond repair?
• Is public education in the US broken beyond repair?
• Is there room for a third party candidate in American politics?
• Islamic schools' decertification causing controversy in Mumbai
• Isolated in Zaatari camp, Syrian refugees find ways to get online
• Israel approves settlement expansion amid backlash against demolitions
• Israel needs to be realistic about the Iran deal
• Israel releases Khader Adnan
• Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reacts to the Iran agreement
• Israeli concerns about the impact of the Iranian nuclear deal
• Italian ‘hacking’ group gets hacked
• Italy violating rights of same-sex couples, European court rules
• It’s time to address the Latina teen suicide epidemic
• Jane Birkin asks Hermes to remove her name from croc handbag
• Japan divided over legislation to expand military's role
• Japan finding creative ways of storing remains
• Japan rejects $2 billion stadium plan
• Jason Rezaian has been imprisoned in Iran for one year
• Jonathan Pollard to be released after 30 years in US prison
• Journalists under attack in Mexico
• Judge orders cancellation of Redskins trademark
• Judge orders mothers and children in US detention centers to be freed
• Judge orders video released of police killing unarmed man
• Judge rules 2014 Chicago pension overhaul unconstitutional
• Judge: US violates agreement in detention of immigrant kids
• Just 1 percent of elected prosecutors are women of color, study finds
• Kerry pushes back against critics of Iran deal
• Key points of the Iran nuclear deal
• Killer of Cecil the lion revealed
• Killing of Cecil the lion triggers probe by US agency
• Knesset legalizes force-feeding of prisoners on hunger strike
• Ku Klux Klan rallies for Confederate flag in South Carolina
• Kurds’ grief and anger after suicide bombing in Turkey
• LA Times hires reporter to cover #BlackTwitter
• LA becomes 2nd major California city to ban large-capacity gun magazines
• LA woman who lifted baton during police shooting faces long prison term
• LAPD officer sentenced to jail for assaulting woman
• LGBT discrimination amounts to sex discrimination, EEOC rules
• LaGuardia Airport set to get an overhaul
• LaHood wins Illinois GOP race to replace disgraced Schock
• Lacking cash and staff, Bernie Sanders looks to volunteers
• Last day of referendum campaigning in Greece
• Lawmakers hoping to move beyond flag debate to hate crimes legislation
• Lawsuit pending over NYPD officers handling of an autistic teenager
• Lawyer: Tennessee shooter’s uncle detained in Jordan
• Leading scientists call for ban on killer robots
• Leftist parties in troubled EU states may find their fates tied to Syriza
• Legislation to expand Japan's military role passes crucial vote
• Legislative attacks threaten Endangered Species Act
• Less than half of qualified Syrians in US apply for protected legal status
• Liberia confirms second Ebola case since outbreak declared over
• Liberia confirms second Ebola death in resurgent outbreak
• Libya court sentences Gaddafi son to death for 2011 killings
• Life after Ebola: Liberia’s invisible babies
• Life in Greece getting more difficult for small businesses
• Limited success of federal hate crime prosecution
• Little-known committees cost California taxpayers millions
• Looking at the Middle East's biggest conflicts (part one)
• Looking at the Middle East’s biggest conflicts (part two)
• Los Angeles considers amnesty for illegal apartments to ease shortage
• Louisiana theater gunman bought weapon in Alabama, police say
• Maine exploring alternative models of justice
• Major wage gap between men’s and women’s soccer
• Malaysia ‘almost certain’ plane debris belongs to Boeing 777
• Man stabs six people at Jerusalem gay pride parade
• Map: How young is too young to go to prison?
• Marijuana-sniffing dogs no longer needed in Oregon
• Maryland governor to close Baltimore detention center
• Mayhem by the English Channel
• Measles kills one in Washington state, the first in the US since 2003
• Medicare to cover end-of-life counseling
• Meet Bill May, synchronized swimmer favored to win double gold medals
• Meeting Harper Lee: A filmmaker's experience
• Mennonites struggle to agree with each other on same-sex marriage
• Mexican court sentences five men to 697 years for femicides
• Mexican journalist seeks answers after attack
• Mexico drug kingpin ‘El Chapo’ Guzmán escapes prison in tunnel
• Mexico rights group finds gaps in case of 43 missing students
• Michigan Supreme Court rules state employees don't have to pay union dues
• Michigan doctor admits to giving unnecessary cancer treatments
• Michigan doctor who deceived patients gets 45 years in prison
• Microsoft follows suit in crackdown against revenge porn
• Migrant children held in legal limbo
• Migrants cling for life on top of vehicles crossing to Britain
• Military eases policies for transgender members
• Military recruiting centers reopen in Chattanooga
• Minority children highlight problem of child poverty
• Missouri Native group fights for recognition
• Missouri executes man for 2001 abduction, killing
• Mistrust, anger and resignation on the streets of Athens
• Mitsubishi apologizes for using US troops as forced labor in WWII
• Mo Amer talks to Adam May
• Modern love needs a new romantic paradigm
• Montana train derailment spills crude oil
• Moon memorabilia fetches astronomical prices from collectors
• More than 100 suspects face Thai human trafficking charges
• More than 2,000 migrants tried to enter tunnel overnight, Eurotunnel says
• More than 40 feared dead after bomb blasts in Nigeria
• More than half of California’s roads are in poor condition
• Most Americans don’t vote in elections. Here’s why
• Murders up 60 percent in El Salvador because of gang violence
• Muslim Brotherhood holds funerals as Egyptian security in question
• Muslim Funny Fest aims to break barriers with comedy
• Muslim former Marine on the Chattanooga shooting
• Muslim fundraiser for burned black churches close to $100,000 goal
• Muslim groups raise money for burned churches in the South
• Muslim women in India demand end of instant divorces
• Myanmar pardons almost 7,000 prisoners ‘on humanitarian grounds’
• Mystery deaths in recruitment scam pressure Modi’s party in India
• NAACP votes to end South Carolina boycott following flag removal
• NASA discovers Earth-like planet that could support life
• NASA releases first close-up images of Pluto
• NASCAR tracks put the brakes on Confederate flag
• NATO shows ‘solidarity’ with Turkey at emergency meeting on ISIL
• NFL’s Arizona Cardinals hire league’s first female coach
• NY board backs $15 minimum wage hike for fast-food workers
• NYC reviewing Trump contracts after remarks
• NYC to eliminate bond for nonviolent offenders
• NYC to scrap bail for nonviolent crimes
• NYPD officers punched, arrested autistic teen without cause, suit alleges
• NYSE technical issues halt exchange for more than three hours
• Narendra Modi’s worrying push into India’s cultural institutions
• National debate is looking at other symbols of the Confederacy
• Native American artist brings 900 horses back to life in Spokane
• Native American teens commit to keeping their heritage alive
• Navajos ease fluency requirement for top leaders
• Navy probes complaint of cancer ‘cluster’ among Guantanamo workers
• Navy: Sailor injured in Chattanooga shooting has died
• Negotiating a nuclear deal with Iran
• Nerves frayed and tensions high as Greece seeks deal
• Netanyahu blames Hamas for holding two Israelis
• Netanyahu on deal "mistake of historic proportions"
• Netroots movement confronts a protest, and its future
• New Charleston school superintendent raises controversy
• New Chinese law reinforces government control of cyberspace
• New Dr. Seuss book published 25 years after author's death
• New Horizons completed its historic flyby of Pluto
• New Horizons makes historic flyby of Pluto
• New Irish law recognizes legal status of transgender people
• New Mexico fights rules that let cops seize cash and cars
• New York Boricuas react to island’s crushing debt
• New York City to create alternatives to bail for nonviolent crimes
• New York announces LaGuardia Airport overhaul
• New York expected to approve fast food minimum wage hikes
• New York leaders call for Puerto Rico debt relief
• New York salutes US women’s soccer team with ticker-tape parade
• New climate report says Earth in hotter water
• New details emerge about the gunman in Chattanooga shooting
• New homes built on old San Francisco naval site raise alarms
• New jobs report shows cracks in the economy
• New laws in the Thailand fishing market lead to struggles
• New malaria drug could be introduced in 2016
• New map of Pluto reveals ‘whale’ and ‘doughnut’ formations
• New maps, court rulings show disparate impact of environmental injustice
• New report questions the safety of fracking in California
• New techniques to put out train fires
• New video and documents on Pasco shooting released
• New video gives clearer look at Sandra Bland arrest
• New video in the Sandra Bland case to refute social media claims
• Next goal for women's soccer: Pay equity
• Nigeria needs handshakes, not handouts
• Nike’s girl effect
• Nine dead after gunmen storm Indian police station in Punjab
• No charges brought against two officers present at traffic stop killing
• No end in sight for Syria's humanitarian crisis
• No shooter found at US Navy Yard in Washington
• Noam Chomsky: ‘What exactly is the threat of Iran?’
• Nonlethal force being emphasized in police training
• North Carolina police officer to face trial for killing unarmed black man
• Nothing’s more patriotic than a declaration of independence
• Nuclear deal could return Iran to oil markets
• Nuclear deal does not include release of jailed Americans in Iran
• Obama aides knew about Clinton's private email in 2009
• Obama announces progress against ISIL, but challenges remain
• Obama arrives in Nairobi for three day economic and security summit
• Obama becomes the first sitting president to visit a federal prison
• Obama commutes sentences of 46 nonviolent drug offenders
• Obama criticized for visiting Ethiopia
• Obama defends Iran deal as best way to avoid nuclear arms race
• Obama expands overtime rule
• Obama finds Kenya at 'crossroads'
• Obama in Kenya: 'Africa is on the move'
• Obama is the first sitting US president to visit Ethiopia
• Obama pleads for criminal justice reform
• Obama says defeating ISIL is possible but will take time
• Obama to face Congress in Iran deal
• Obama's 'democratic' Ethiopia comment slammed by African rights activists
• Obama’s golden opportunity for criminal justice reform
• Obama’s ultimatums to Putin fall on deaf ears
• Official tally of endangered orcas: 81
• Officials urge immediate use of new Ebola vaccine
• Ohio Gov. John Kasich enters 2016 presidential race
• Ohio university grapples with case of missing mosaic
• Oil refinery in Detroit at the center of racial and environmental battle
• Oklahoma earthquakes blamed on fracking
• Olympic bid over for Boston
• Omar Sharif, star of ‘Doctor Zhivago,’ dies
• Omar Sharif: Alluringly cosmopolitan, unapologetically Arab
• Omar Sharif: Looking back at an icon
• On eve of Obama visit, Kenyans warn of waning press freedom
• One year since the last case of polio reported in Nigeria
• Online campaign raises $1 million for Greek debt repayment
• Opposing the nuclear deal with Iran
• Opposition leaders accuse Egypt of human rights violations
• Organic agriculture is all the rage among China's middle class
• Othello Tower unites Cyprus through Shakespeare
• Outfoxed by Scots, UK government forced to shelve move to relax hunt ban
• Outside attraction: Tiny Alaskan community flourishes at edge of America
• O’Malley unveils plan for reducing student debt
• PM says South Korea out of MERS danger
• Palestinian baby burned to death in alleged settler attack
• Palestinian teen ‘executed’ during Israeli raid, family says
• Palestinian toddler killed in firebombing
• Palestinian youths face arrests without warning
• Parents in southwestern China abandon their children to work elsewhere
• Pensioners struggle to survive in Greece, as many distrust government
• Pentagon finalizing plans to lift transgender ban
• Pentagon says Al-Qaeda commander killed by airstrike
• Pentagon says top Al-Qaeda figure in Syria killed in US airstrike
• People's lives and livelihoods are changing in Cuba
• Perpetual war creates endless consequences
• Philadelphia mother helps city’s addicts survive and get clean
• Philippines asks court to settle dispute with China over South China Sea
• Philippines takes China to court over rights to South China Sea
• Phone app can identify behaviors linked to depression, study shows
• Photos: Anti-austerity protests in Greece
• Photos: Arson attack on Palestinian homes
• Photos: As Dead Sea shrinks, giant sinkholes open on its shores
• Photos: Bomb blast in Turkey
• Photos: Burundi awaits election results amidst celebrations and clashes
• Photos: Deaths from stampede at Indian religious festival
• Photos: Drug lord Guzman's escape tunnel
• Photos: Election in Burundi marred by violence
• Photos: Fire scorches northern California
• Photos: Funeral for Palestinian teen killed during arrest by Israelis
• Photos: Giant panda Jia Jia celebrates world record birthday
• Photos: Iranians celebrate nuclear deal
• Photos: Life continues as flooding hits Philippines
• Photos: Migrants flood Channel Tunnel entrance
• Photos: Omar Sharif through the years
• Photos: Pluto and Charon get their closeup
• Photos: Reenactors gather to fight historic 12th-century Crusades battle
• Photos: Robot soccer world cup finals
• Photos: Sandra Bland’s jail cell
• Photos: Shooting in Chattanooga
• Photos: Three gored on first bull run in Pamplona
• Photos: US women’s soccer team celebrated in NYC ticker-tape parade
• Pilot of crashed TransAsia plane described as nervous and hasty
• Pipeline breach leads to massive oil spill in Alberta
• Plane debris sparks MH370 speculation
• Planned Parenthood confirms hack attack
• Planned Parenthood sites hacked for second time this week
• Plea to the President helps set inmate free
• Pluto fly-by brings cheers to NASA
• Pluto, we're ready for your close-up
• Police say Louisiana shooter John Russell Houser was a troubled man
• Police shot dead, protesters detained after suicide bombing roils Turkish
• Political sitcoms settle for below-the-belt laughs
• Poor economy fueling migration of Puerto Ricans to mainland
• Pope Francis arrives in Paraguay on last leg of South America tour
• Pope Francis ends his South American trip in Paraguay
• Pope Francis seeks forgiveness for church’s crimes against ‘native people’
• Pope Francis to visit Bolivian prison
• Pope admits he has neglected middle class issues in focus on the poor
• Pope begins South America visit
• Pope returns to South America
• Pope's popularity plummets ahead of September visit to US
• Pope’s visit in Paraguay to highlight poverty and land rights
• Pot grows on Native land pose problems for authorities
• Poverty rate for black children holds steady, bucking down trend of others
• Powerful earthquake hits Indonesia's Papua province
• Praise and blame for El Chapo in his hometown
• Praying for peace in Chattanooga
• Pre-Civil War baseball card brings in $179K at auction
• Preparing Native American youths for the future
• President Obama to visit Kenya but not his father’s home village
• President Obama's prison visit caps big week for justice reform
• President Sisi’s very bad year
• Pressure is on for Greek PM to present solution to crisis
• Pre–Civil War baseball card up for auction
• Prison forced immigrants to work under threat of solitary, suit alleges
• Prison worker pleads guilty in New York inmate escape
• Progress made in Iran's nuclear program
• Prominent Tibetan monk dies in Chinese prison
• Protesters demand answers in Sandra Bland’s death in Texas jail
• Protesters pack Times Square to denounce Iran nuclear deal
• Protesters question Denver police killing of mentally ill Native American
• Protests at Saudi Embassy in Washington
• Protests at Saudi Embassy in Washington (part one)
• Protests at Saudi Embassy in Washington (part two)
• Psychiatrist: Damage to youth locked up with adults 'can last for life'
• Publicity protest in the name of marriage equality in China
• Puerto Rico avoids defaulting for another day but is still in trouble
• Puerto Rico drowns in debt as it is unable to pay its creditors
• Puerto Rico unlikely to be able to pay off debt
• Puerto Rico warns creditors of need for sacrifice
• Puerto Rico’s debt crisis causing concern for residents
• Puerto Rico’s economy, crime to blame for middle class exodus
• Puerto Rico’s sovereignty status poses debt difficulties
• Putin and Xi plot the future of Eurasia
• Rare July downpour in California floods roads and stops traffic
• Reaction in Iran divided over new agreement
• Reaction to President Obama’s historic address to the African Union
• Reactions mixed in Athens over new deal
• Rebel flag to fall in South Carolina, ending ‘ugly tradition of prejudice’
• Rebels make gains on government troops in South Sudan
• Recent presidential pardons are the start of reforming the justice system
• Reclaiming Anbar becomes priority for Iraqi military
• Red Cross warns against false use of its emblem in Cameroon
• Reddit CEO Pao resigns amid site unrest
• Refugees on Greece-Macedonia border seek new life
• Regional doctors in Bangladesh are abandoning villages
• Regional leaders urge Burundi to delay vote
• Remains of early colonial leaders discovered at Jamestown
• Remembering the victims in Tennessee
• Renewable energy on the rise in Germany
• Report: Lawmakers take aim at Endangered Species Act after Citizens United
• Report: Polar bears’ fate tied to reversing global warming
• Republicans forced to confront Donald Trump’s challenge
• Researchers question whether aerial tankers help fight wildfires
• Researchers study genetic mutations in fight against superbugs
• Residents fear political unrest in Burundi
• Residents in Gaza still live in devastation
• Retrial of three Al Jazeera journalists delayed yet again
• Revealed: USAID funded group supporting Haitian president in 2011
• Richard Butler on Iran: ‘Both sides want a solution’
• Rights group declares Australia's offshoring of refugees a ‘disaster’
• Rights groups urge IOC against another Beijing Olympics
• Russia blocks UN resolution calling Srebrenica a genocide
• Russia halts gas supply to Ukraine amid pricing dispute
• Russia plans to ship fuel from Crimea to Syria
• Russia vetoes MH17 tribunal proposal
• Russian exclave sandwiched between Moscow and the West
• Russian siege survivors’ DNA studied
• Sacribey on Srebrenica: "President Clinton should apologize"
• Same-sex couples still face legal challenges despite court ruling
• Samsung shareholders approve highly contested deal
• Samuel Dubose, Cecil the lion and the ethics of avowal
• Sandra Bland arrest video sends shockwaves through community
• Sandra Bland case is being treated like a murder investigation
• Sandra Bland's autopsy report says wounds consistent with suicide
• Sandra Bland, Samuel DuBose and the rise of ‘vehicular stop and frisk’
• Sandra Bland’s sister wants clear answers
• Saudi brothers arrested over Kuwait mosque bombing
• Saudi-backed forces close to taking control of the port city of Aden
• Saudi-led coalition announces temporary cease-fire in Yemen
• Schoolgirls still missing despite international efforts
• Scientists find 'closest thing' yet to planet like Earth
• Scientists stunned at revealing data and images of Pluto from New Horizons
• Scientists warn over a possible artificial intelligence arms race
• Scores killed by Boko Haram in latest Nigeria attacks
• Scores killed in Nigerian bombings blamed on Boko Haram
• Scott Walker signs abortion ban bill in Wisconsin
• Scott Walker’s war with unions a likely boon for fundraising in GOP race
• Search for Mexico's missing students finds 129 other bodies
• Search for answers begins as Tennessee shooting leaves 4 Marines dead
• Seattle officer may be fired over golf club arrest
• Second MERS case confirmed in the Philippines
• Security officials are on high alert this holiday weekend
• Senate votes to roll back parts of No Child Left Behind
• Senators unveil marijuana banking bill
• Senegal drought leaves many without food and water
• Serving in secret: Being transgender in the US military
• Set free, senior convicts struggle to re-enter society
• Set free, senior convicts struggle to re-enter society
• Seven reported arrested in jailbreak of Mexican drug lord 'El Chapo'
• Sewer workers in Mumbai continue to clean even with safety risks
• Sex slaves for Japanese troops in WWII continue legal war
• Shark attack does not scare off surfers in Australia
• Shark attack live on TV during surfing competition in South Africa
• Shell icebreaker leaves Portland after protest
• Shock and awe in Athens
• Shocking number of British girls still subjected to genital mutilation
• Shooting of Native man shines light on police killings
• Should cities employ immigrant police? (part 1)
• Should cities employ immigrant police? (part 2)
• Six foreign fighters killed in Syria airstrike
• Sluggish economy? Blame the weather
• Slump in gold prices affecting consumers and retailers in India
• Small investors hit the hardest in China’s market downturn
• Social Security and Medicare will be insolvent within 20 years
• Social Security disability fund projected to run dry in 2016
• Social movements need anonymity, but corporations are taking it away
• Solemn anniversary of Malaysia Airlines MH17 crash
• Some residents in Hawaii are leaving the electrical grid
• South Carolina House votes to bring down Confederate flag
• South Carolina Senate votes to remove Confederate flag
• South Carolina legislature set to debate Confederate flag
• South Carolina takes down Confederate flag
• South Sudan rebel leader threatens fighting if president stays in power
• South Sudan troops committed war crimes, says rights group
• South Sudan's ‘White Army’
• Spanish judge asks EU top court for Uber ruling
• Special prosecutor for police killings in New York
• Srebrenica Massacre: Attempts to identify the dead 20 years later
• Srebrenica ceremonies marred by attack on Serbia's premier
• Srebrenica massacre a turning point for US policy on war in Balkans
• Srebrenica massacre still brings pain 20 years later
• Stillbirths outnumber infant deaths in US for first time, study finds
• Stop telling women how to talk
• Stop treating citizens like consumers
• Strides in healing brain injuries
• Students combine art and technology to change the future
• Study links Prozac, Paxil use with birth defects
• Superfund beach: California city seeks cleaner coast after toxic history
• Supreme Court to hear case on public sector union fees
• Surfer thwarts shark attack off S. Africa
• Suspect identified in Turkey suicide bombing
• Suspect in San Francisco shooting was deported five times
• Sustainable shrimp farming in the Midwest
• Syrian refugees celebrate Eid al-Fitr at the Zaatari Camp in Jordan
• Syrian refugees describe ISIL-run schools as recruitment centers
• Syrian refugees struggle in Jordan
• Syrians see the limits of an education in refuge
• Syria’s embattled president admits military shortage
• TSA to overhaul airport screening after lapses
• Taiwanese students overwhelm Ministry of Education in anti-China protests
• Taliban leader Mullah Omar is dead, says Afghan government
• Taliban leader Mullah Omar reported dead
• Taliban leader’s death hobbles Afghan peace process
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• Teenage blogger in Singapore sentenced to jail time already served
• Tennessee gunman identified as police search family home
• Tensions remain in Burundi after election
• Tensions rise as fortunes fall in Atlantic City’s boardwalk empire
• Tensions rise in Iran talks as sticking points remain
• Tensions rise on Capitol Hill over Iran deal
• Texas jail death prompts calls for DOJ investigation
• Texas officials release video in Bland’s jail death
• Texas police 'dashcam' footage appears to have been edited
• Texas prosecutor to bring in outside help for Sandra Bland death case
• Texas sheriff says Bland mentioned previous suicide attempt
• Texas state Sen. Royce West discusses Sandra Bland dashcam video
• Thailand is suffering from the worst drought in four decades
• Thailand slammed for sending 100 Uighur refugees back to China
• The American influence on startups in Iran
• The Australian volunteer fighter who gave up his life to help the Kurds
• The Badwater Ultramarathon
• The Courageous 12: Inside a Florida police department's civil rights fight
• The Cuban flag flies in Washington, DC
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• The Dominican Republic's dubious claims about Haitian exodus
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• The German view of the Greek debt crisis