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Child porn found in emails Alex Jones sent to Sandy Hook family lawyers

Jones denies any knowledge of the images, and Infowars describes the emails as a "malware attack attempting to embed" child porn on their servers.

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Pompeo to meet with U.S. commanders amid growing crisis with Iran

Pompeo has promised to provide more evidence to allies backing up the administration's allegations that Iran orchestrated attacks on oil tankers last week.

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Outcry as Egypt's ousted president Morsi dies in court

The Muslim Brotherhood accused Egypt of "assassinating" Morsi through years of poor prison conditions and called for worldwide protests.

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Hong Kong's protests are just the start of a longer battle

Analysis: The huge marches seen in Hong Kong are part of a wider movement to push back against authoritarian Chinese control.

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Hunt for cause of massive South America power outage begins

"I don't remember anything like this in Uruguay," said one resident.

USA

Iran says its uranium stockpile will breach nuclear deal

Iran says Europe still has time to save a nuclear deal, but warns this is the last window of opportunity.

USA

Huawei founder says revenue will be billions below forecast

"I think both sides will suffer," said Huawei's founder of the U.S. adding the company to a blacklist.

USA

Pressure builds on Hong Kong leader as democracy activist vows to join protests

Activist Joshua Wong, who has become the face of Hong Kong's push for full democracy, was freed from prison Monday.

USA

Man killed by off-duty police officer was 'mentally challenged,' relative says

Kenneth French "has never been violent with any of us, so we don't know how this escalated," his relative said.

USA

Netanyahu's wife admits criminal wrongdoing in meals catering case

Deal lifts a legal cloud over Sara Netanyahu, but has no direct bearing on prime minister's troubles — corruption cases in which he has denied wrongdoing.

USA

Argentina, Uruguay work to restore power after major blackout

A massive power outage has left large swaths of the South American countries in the dark.

USA

O.J. Simpson joins Twitter, says 'I got a little gettin' even to do'

His Twitter bio reads: "If you don't see it here, I didn't say it."

USA

Saudi prince vows to confront threats after U.S. blames Iran for tanker attack

The powerful royal reiterated demands that the international community to take a "firm stand" against Iran, the kingdom's arch rival.

USA

Huge crowds flood Hong Kong to demand embattled leader step down

On Saturday, the territory's chief executive announced the government would suspend debate on the extradition bill — a major victory for protesters.

USA

Slain U.S. troops give life to civilians thousands of miles from home

"Every organ that is donated in Germany is a success story because we only had 955 organ donors in 2018, from a population of 80 million."

USA

Dolphins on Gulf Coast dying at triple the normal rate, scientists say

This spring's momentous floodwaters or the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill could be the cause.

USA

India to hit U.S. with retaliatory tariffs

The new duties that take effect from Sunday are the latest trade row since President Trump took office and vowed to act against countries with which Washington has a large trade deficit.

USA

Worshippers in hard hats attend Notre-Dame's first mass since fire

"This cathedral is born of Christian hope," the archbishop of Paris tweeted in French. "[This cathedral] was born also of charity."

USA

Suspects in David Ortiz attack to remain in prison

The Dominican Republic attorney general's office said more details about the attack on the former baseball star's will be revealed next week.

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Hong Kong extradition bill that sparked massive protests may be suspended

The standoff between police and protesters is Hong Kong's most severe political crisis in decades.