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19 indicted over brawl outside Turkish embassy
Witnesses to the scuffle outside the Turkish Embassy in Washington, D.C., in May claimed that members of Erdogan's security detail attacked the demonstrators. Despite the indictments, it is unlikely that most of the defendants will face actual jail time. Two Turkish bodyguards were briefly detained after the incident.
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Merkel 'out of touch', says challenger as vote nears
It was "a good style to talk about the modalities of how things can be done", Merkel said on Tuesday at her summer press conference in Berlin . Her conservative Christian Democrats are far ahead of the centre-left Social Democrats (SPD) in latest opinion polls.
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Sean Spicer Finally Starts Achieving His Dreams
America Magazine cited a photo on the Vatican Radio Facebook page of Spicer taking a photograph of the Pope with his phone. Sean Spicer finally got to meet the pope. US President Donald Trump and his entourage met the Pope in May, but Mr Spicer was omitted from the list. Recently, it has seen huge growth in Africa.
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Missouri Humane Society Helping with Harvey Pets
Across hurricane-ravaged Texas , pet owners, neighbors and good Samaritans are doing what they can to rescue four-legged friends. Two pups rest after being rescued in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey . Some pet owners have refused to leave flooded areas without their dogs and cats, despite the dangers. However, a whopping 90,000 area pets were never accounted for with some sources saying an estimated 600,000 dogs and cats were displaced or died as a result of the storm.
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We are learning sledging from Aussies: Shakib Al Hasan
Resuming on 109/2, Australia were given a chance thanks to Warner and Steve Smith's attacking strokeplay. Meanwhile, Cummins also heaped praise on opener and vice-captain David Warner as he struck an unbeaten 75 to leave Australia just 156 runs away from victory going into the fourth day.
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104-year-old Hajj pilgrim is Saudi king's guest
At Mina itself, 51,700 Saudi and expat employees will be employed in multiple sectors to serve the pilgrims during their stay at the tent city. This year, the dispute between Qatar and four Arab nations, led by Saudi Arabia, prompted Doha to accuse Riyadh of creating obstacles for Qatari pilgrims after it cut economic and transport links with its smaller neighbour.