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Sunday, September 2, 2018

WORLD NEWS: Semi-trailer in deadly New Mexico crash had lost tire tread, authorities say


"Semi-trailer in deadly New Mexico crash had lost tire tread, authorities say Thursday's deadly crash on Interstate 40 in New Mexico happened after a sem-trailer -- which slammed into a Greyhound bus, resulting in eight deaths -- lost the tread on one of its front tires, authorities said Saturday." via FOX NEWS To WORLD NEWS

WORLD NEWS: Hope and caution in North Korea as Kim Jong Un shifts gears


"Hope and caution in North Korea as Kim Jong Un shifts gears Tanned and wearing a swimsuit, So Myong Il walks to the barbecue pit and throws on some clams." via FOX NEWS To WORLD NEWS

WORLD NEWS: Blasts from area of military airport shake Syrian capital


"Blasts from area of military airport shake Syrian capital A string of powerful blasts from the direction of a military airport in Damascus lit up the skies and shook the capital city in the early morning hours on Sunday, residents and state TV reported." via FOX NEWS To WORLD NEWS

WORLD NEWS: Brazil has mixed feelings over barring of da Silva candidacy


"Brazil has mixed feelings over barring of da Silva candidacy Brazil's main leftist party said Saturday it's sticking with former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva as its presidential candidate even though the electoral court has thrown him off the ballot for an election just five weeks away." via FOX NEWS To WORLD NEWS

WORLD NEWS: The Latest: Dutch terror threat level stays at 4 of 5


"The Latest: Dutch terror threat level stays at 4 of 5 The Latest on stabbings at a train station in Amsterdam (all times local): 12:55 a.m." via FOX NEWS To WORLD NEWS

WORLD NEWS: American tourists stabbed in Amsterdam were targeted by Afghan man with a 'terrorist motive': officials


"American tourists stabbed in Amsterdam were targeted by Afghan man with a 'terrorist motive': officials The two Americans stabbed Friday night at a train station in Amsterdam were targeted by an Afghan citizen who had a “terrorist motive,” officials say." via FOX NEWS To WORLD NEWS

WORLD NEWS: Former NATO secretary general on the loss of John McCain


"Former NATO secretary general on the loss of John McCain Anders Fogh Rasmussen hopes more voices will emerge to continue the work of the late senator." via FOX NEWS To WORLD NEWS