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What to watch at the Rio Games on Monday
RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — Day 3 of the Rio Games features medal action in gymnastics, swimming, fencing, women’s rugby, judo and more. Here are some things to watch (all times local): SWIMMING A day after adding a record 19th gold medal to his collection, Michael Phelps swims in preliminaries of the men’s 200 meter butterfly at 1:44 p.m....
What If the Green Party Stopped Being Kooky and Started Getting Real?
HOUSTON — In Philadelphia, at the Democratic National Convention, the woman had been a delegate for Bernie Sanders. But now he was gone and she was here, on stage at the talent show at the Green Party convention in the student center at the University of Houston, very far from the center of the political universe. She hadn’t known much...
Shirtless Justin Trudeau Spotted Emerging From Cave, Photobombing Wedding
Canada is well known for its breathtaking nature ― and, increasingly, for its prime minister’s propensity to go shirtless.PM Justin Trudeau is causing quite a stir after being caught running around without a shirt twice in recent weeks. (Eat your heart out, President Putin).The 44-year-old politician was most recently snapped standing...
Activists: Russian Military Hardware Sighted Along Northern Crimea Border
Crimean Tatar activists have reported armed checkpoints being erected at scattered sites around the Russian-occupied peninsula, and unusually large concentrations of Russian hardware in northern regions. …read more Source: Radio Free Europe / Radio...
Obama’s Syria Play a Failure
Russia has not only avoided a quagmire in Syria, its successes on the battlefield against C.I.A.-backed rebels have given it new leverage in the Middle East. The New York Times: “Russia has won the proxy war, at least for now,” said Michael Kofman, a fellow at the Woodrow Wilson Center in Washington.Russia’s battlefield successes in Syria...
‘Like Being A Slave’: Workers On Russia’s Bridge To Crimea Report Abuse, Deceit
Desperately in need of money, Vyacheslav Abdullin thought he had the answer when he found work building the Kerch Strait Bridge, a top-priority project for Moscow to link Russia with the annexed Ukrainian region of Crimea. But after just one month on the job, Abdullin left — penniless, fed up with what he said were inhuman working...
Russia-Backed Separatist Leader In Eastern Ukraine Reportedly Stable After Attack
Igor Plotnitsky, the leader of Russia-backed separatists in Ukraine’s eastern region of Luhansk, is reportedly in stable condition following an August 6 assassination attempt. …read more Source: Radio Free Europe / Radio...
Separatist Leader in Eastern Ukraine Survives Assassination Attempt
The Russian-backed leader of a separatist region in eastern Ukraine was seriously wounded Saturday in an apparent assassination attempt, Russian and Ukrainian media reported. The pro-Russian separatist Luhansk Information Center said a bomb exploded early Saturday near the car of rebel leader Igor Plotnitsky in the capital of the self-proclaimed...
Rebel leader in Ukraine wounded in bombing
An explosive device detonated early Saturday in Luhansk near the car of Igor Plotnitsky, leader of the self-proclaimed Luhansk People’s Republic, the rebel-run Luhansk Information Center said on its website. Fighting between Russia-backed rebels and government forces has been raging since April 2014, leaving more than 9,500 dead and...
Ukraine insurgency leads to flood of illegal weapons
The war in eastern Ukraine against Russia-backed separatists has led to the uncontrolled spread of firearms throughout the country, with experts describing Ukraine as a “supermarket” where millions of illegal weapons are for sale. Since the armed conflict broke out in 2014, the number of crimes involving firearms has more than doubled in Ukraine,...
