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• Horrific Body Modification As Rapper Rips Face To Give ‘Demon Smile’ (Graphic Pics)
• Russian Who Killed Her 2 Husbands Leaves Video On Where She Buried The 3rd (Pix)
• Woman Dies in Horror Skydiving Accident After Parachute Failed to Open (Photo)
• Kanye West Living In Atlanta’s Mercedes-Benz Stadium Until He Finishes ‘Donda’ Album
• Firefighters Called To Rescue 3-year-old Girl Who Got Her Head Stuck In Toilet Seat
• Elon Musk’s Tesla Now Worth $630 Billion After Making $1.1billion Between April-June
• Meet Sylvester Stallone And His 3 Daughters
• Peru Opposition To Lead Congress In Setback For Socialist Castillo
• Nicaragua’s Ortega Arrests Another Rival, Says U.S. Aims To Undermine Vote
• At Least 57 Migrants Die In Shipwreck Off Libyan Coast -U.N.
• Tunisian President Responds To Coup Critiques: ‘Review Your Constitutional Lessons’
• Putin Builds Two New ‘Flying Kremlin’ Doomsday Planes
• Kanye West’s New Album Listening Event Breaks Apple Streaming Record
• Update: 16-year-old Twin Sisters Impregnated By Same Man Give Birth To Sons
• I Hope The Olympic Games Will Be ‘Sign of hope’ In Pandemic – Pope Francis
• Gabrielle Union Shares Topless Photos While Getting Dressed
• Storybook Marriage Turns Ugly As Top Surgeon Claims In Divorce Papers His Beauty Queen Wife Lived A Secret Life As High-Priced Call Girl Earning Nearly $700k From Clients
• Tokyo Olympics:- Chinese weightlifter wins gold on one leg (Photos)
• Tokyo 2020 Table Tennis: ”She Was Too Good For Me” – Nigeria’s Offiong Edem Explains After She’s Knocked Out By US’ Lily Zhang
• Joey Barton denies beating wife Georgia McNeil who was left with head injury after attack at their home
• Shock As Man Kills Brother, Hurt Mom For Not Following The Bible
• S.Korea Starts Vaccination For 55-59 Age Group As COVID-19 Caseloads Remain High
• HK Teen Returned From Chinese Jail Sent To Detention For Attempted Arson
• Southeast Asia COVID-19 Cases hit New Highs, Malaysian Doctors Protest
• Civilian Casualties In Afghanistan At Record Level In May-June – UN
• Tunisian President Is A Political Outsider Accused Of A Coup
• New Zealand Accepts Return Of Islamic State-linked Citizen
• China’s New Private Tutoring Rules Put Billions Of Dollars At Stake
• With Eye On China, Pentagon Chief Heads To Southeast Asia
• Support For Japan’s PM Suga Slides As COVID Shadows Tokyo Games
• China Blames U.S. For ‘Stalemate’ In Ties As Talks Begin
• South Korean Toilet Turns Faeces Into Power And Digital Currency (Photos)
• Russia’s Mysterious Campaign Against Jehovah’s Witnesses
• More Trouble For R. Kelly As Prosecutors Levy Fresh ‘Sickening’ Allegations Against Him Dating Back 30 Years
• Archaeologists Moved To Tears By Remarkable Biblical Find In Israel (Photos)
• India Reports 39,742 New COVID-19 Cases In Last 24 Hours -govt
• Hundreds Protest Ouster Of Guatemalan Anti-graft Crusader
• East China Braces For Typhoon In-fa After Flooding In Country’s Centre
• Indonesia Prepares More ICU Units, Waits To See If COVID Curbs Will Be Extended
• Australians May Face Longer Lockdown After “Reckless” Mass Protests
• Free Speech Or Secession? “Liberate Hong Kong” At Heart Of Landmark Case
• Thousands Join Budapest Pride March Against Anti-LGBTQ Law
• Brazilians Take To Streets Again To Demand Bolsonaro’s Impeachment
• Vatican Reveals Property Holdings For First Time In Transparency Drive
• U.S. To Stress Need For ‘Guardrails’ In Sherman’s Talks In China
• Russian, Tajik Defence ministers Siscuss Response To Afghan Conflict Risks – TASS
• Protesters Opposed To COVID Measures Clash With Police In Paris
• Iran Condemns U.N. Criticism Of deaths During Protests In Khuzestan
• At Least Six Cameroonian Soldiers killed In Raid By Islamist Insurgents
• Louise And Martine Fokken, Amsterdam’s Oldest Twin Sex Workers Serviced 335000 Men
• 60-Year-Old Woman Jumps To Death From High-Rise Building
• Fearless Russian Lady Goes Fishing In A Tiny Boat With Giant Brown Bear (Photos)
• Haitian President Jovenel Moise Burial: Gunfire Breaks Out At Funeral (Photos)
• Biden Authorizes $100 Million In Emergency Funds For Afghan Refugees
• Venezuela Says U.S. Military Plane Violated Its Airspace
• SpaceX Lands NASA Launch Contract For Mission To Jupiter’s Moon Europa
• Biden Assures Afghan President Of Continued U.S. Support -White House
• Ryan Giggs Kicked And Threw His Ex-Girlfriend Out Of Hotel Room Naked, Court Hears
• Myanmar Junta Replaces Envoy To Britain Who Broke Ranks
• Sierra Leone Abolishes Death Penalty
• Murdered Haiti President, Jovenel Moïse Buried Amid Tears (Photos)
• First Wild Albino Chimpanzee Spotted In Uganda Shortly Before It Was Killed (Photo)
• US: Man Who Took Pregnant 12-Year-Old Girlfriend To Hospital Charged With Rape (Pix)
• China Floods: Passengers Fearing Death Texted Their Wills And Final Goodbyes (Photos)
• Man Stabbed To Death While Filming A Music Video (Photos)
• Man Dies Of Cardiac Arrest At Popular Gym
• Moment Mali President, Assimi Goïta Was Attacked By A Man With A Knife
• Disaster Recovery In Rain-lashed Central China Shifts Up A Gear
• S.Korea Vows To Shut Down Labour Rally As Violation Of COVID Restrictions
• Australia Tightens Sydney Lockdown In ‘National Emergency’ COVID-19 Scare
• New Zealand Suspends Quarantine-free Travel With Australia
• Australian States Squabble As NSW Seeks COVID Vaccine Priority
• Haiti President’s Hometown Prepares For Funeral As Tension Simmers
• Philippines To Bar Travel From Malaysia, Thailand To Curb Delta’s Spread
• Mexico Readies Navy Ships To Bring Food, Supplies To Cuba
• U.S. Moves To Drop Visa Fraud Charges Against Chinese Researcher
• China’s Xi Visits Tibet For First Time As President
• U.S. Seeks ‘Reliable, Predictable’ Way Forward With North Korea
• China Rejects WHO’s Proposal To Begin Second Phase Of Covid-19 Origins Study, Says The Proposal Showed ‘Disrespect For Common Sense’
• LeBron James Becomes First Active NBA Player With $1 Billion In Career Earnings
• Man Dies Of Cardiac Arrest At A Popular Gym In Wales
• Woman Bungee Jumps To Her Death After Thinking She’d Been Signaled To Jump Despite Not Being Strapped To Safety Cord
• UK Sanctions Teodoro Obiang, Equatorial Guinea’s VP, 4 Others Over Corruption
• Former UN Rights Boss To Head Probe Into Israel, Hamas Alleged Crimes
• Two Gulf Aircraft Involved In ‘Minor Incident’ At Dubai Airport
• Report Brazil Defense Minister Threatened 2022 Vote Sparks Uproar
• Belgium Raises Flood Death Toll To 37, Further Six Missing
• U.S. Sanctions Cuban Security Minister, Special Forces Unit Over Protest Crackdown
• Hungry Hyena Carrying Severed Head Of Zebra In Its Mouth In South Africa (Photo)
• Photo of Kenyan Man Who Returned Home 47 Years After He Was Sent to Buy Rice For His Family
• Woman Regains Sight After 15 Years of Blindness (Photo)
• Bride Late To Own Wedding After Vintage Car Catches Fire
• Comedian Michael Blackson Surprises Girlfriend, Proposes to Her During Interview (Video)
• Update: Police Arrest 19-year-old Man Who Was Caught On CCTV Sexually Assaulting A Horse
• South Africa’s Looted Coffin Recovered But Blue Couch Not Found Yet (Photos)
• Dr Dre Ordered To Pay $300K Monthly To Nicole Young In Spousal Support
• Madagascar’s President, Rajoelina, Survives Assassination Attempt
• New Self-defense Militia Appears In Chiapas, Mexico To Fight Organized Crime
• Hong Kong Police Arrest Five On Suspicion Of Inciting Children’s Hatred
• Peru Arrests State Hospital Workers For Charging COVID-19 Patients $21,000 Per Bed