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Dallas gunman had fought in Afghanistan

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Protests continue across America against fatal police shootings

It comes a day after five police officers were killed during a similar rally in Dallas.

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Dallas shooter identified as former army reservist

America has been stunned by the ambush of white police officers by at least one sniper in Dallas, who hunted down and killed five police officers and wounded seven more along with two…

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From Ferguson to Dallas - the deaths of Afro-Americans at the hands of white police officers

US President Barack Obama was visibly shocked when he took a stand on the deaths of the two Afro-Americans killed just a few days ago by white policemen.

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Dallas sniper former army reservist who 'wanted to kill white officers'

The head of the Dallas police department has said a suspect involved in an armed stand-off with authorities admitted wanting to kill white people, especially…

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Officers killed in Dallas during rally against police shootings

At least four Texas police officers have been killed and seven wounded when gunfire erupted during a Black Lives Matters protest in downtown Dallas.

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Dallas shootings: what we know

The speed read of last night's tragic events in Dallas, compiled for you by Euronews

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USA: snipers kill five police officers at Dallas racism protest

At least five police officers have been killed and seven others wounded by an unconfirmed number of snipers who opened fire during a protest in Dallas, Texas against police racial…

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Dallas police shootings: eyewitnesses describe horror

Downtown Dallas remained under heavy police lockdown following the multiple shootings which left at least five law enforcement officers dead.

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Obama condemns deadly Dallas police shootings

US President Barack Obama has reacted to the deadly shootings in Dallas during a two-day NATO summit in the Polish capital Warsaw.

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America and guns: some facts and stats

The USA had 2.9 gun murders per 100,000 of population

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In Warsaw NATO hopes to show unity after Brexit

It is being described as the most important alliance meeting since the end of the Cold War. It has taken on even more significance in the aftermath of Brexit, with the alliance hoping to make a show o

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Outrage in America as police shoot dead two black men in two days

America’s second fatal police shooting of a black man in two days has sparked outrage in the country.

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Minnesota authorities to investigate death of black man in latest police shooting

The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension is investigating the death of a 32-year-old black man after shots were fired during a police traffic stop.

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US Justice Department to investigate police shooting

There has been a huge outcry and protests following the fatal shooting of Alton Sterling by police in Louisiana.

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US sanctions North Korean leader over human rights abuses

The US has imposed sanctions on North Korean leader Kim Jong Un for the first time, accusing him of human rights abuses.

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US Attorney General say probe into Hillary Clinton's email server is over

US Attorney General Loretta Lynch says she has finally drawn a line under the investigation into Hillary Clinton’s email server.

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US ponders future role in Europe before Obama's last NATO summit

For the fifth and final time as US commander-in-chief, President Barack Obama will attend a NATO summit on Friday.

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Baton Rouge police officers suspended after fatally shooting father-of-five

Another fatal police shooting of an African American man in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, has sparked protests and again raised the issue of disproportionate use of force by…