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Location American Headline News for 13 August 2016
Once Skeptical of Executive Power, Obama Has Come to Embrace It Mr. Obama will leave the White House as one of the most prolific authors of major regulations in presidential history.
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1 in 4 people in Puerto Rico will have Zika by January The Department of Health and Human Services declared a public health emergency over the Zika virus in Puerto Rico on Friday, and U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy said he expects fully one in four of Puerto Rico's 3.5 mi...
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Cop shot dead during traffic stop in New Mexico

New York Post - 13 Aug 2016 14:12
Cop shot dead during traffic stop in New Mexico Three suspects were in custody Saturday after investigators said one of them shot a New Mexico police officer in the neck during a traffic stop, killing him, before trying to speed away. Two of the suspects have criminal...
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Woman in Critical Condition After Alligator Attack The 49-year-old's hand was nearly bitten off, officials said.
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Hundreds Of Organ Donors With Cancer History

Sky News - 13 Aug 2016 06:34
Hundreds Of Organ Donors With Cancer History Hundreds of people in Britain have received an organ transplant from someone with a history of cancer, it has been revealed.
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Making a Murderer: Steven Avery's ex-fiancee fears he too may be released Jodi Stachowski 'firmly believes' Avery is guilty of notorious 2005 murder, while welcoming the reversal of co-defendant Brendan Dassey's conviction The ex-fiancee of Steven Avery, the subject of the Netflix documentary ...
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Malaysian police have arrested nine militants, including two suspected of carrying out a grenade attack, claimed by Islamic State group, at a nightspot on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur in June, the country's police chief...
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Thai police arrest two men over coordinated bomb attacks Government says perpetrators attempted 'to create chaos and confusion' but that terrorism was not behind the fatal explosions Police in Thailand have arrested two men over multiple blasts that targeted a central bar dist...
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Fidel Castro's 90th birthday marked with 90-metre cigar A veteran Cuban cigar-maker rolls what is believed to be the world's longest cigar to mark the 90th birthday of Fidel Castro.
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Rio Official on the Green Pools: 'Chemistry Is Not an Exact Science' The pools started to change early last week
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Police Look for Suspects After Bombs Hit Thailand Tourist Sites The blasts killed four people and wounded dozens more
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'Who could I tell?': ex-inmate says guard sexually assaulted her daily for months In an exclusive interview about her lawsuit, DeEtta Williams says officials know about pattern of assault at the California prison and 'just don't bother' to stop it DeEtta Williams is frightened every day. She stays ins...
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Turkey on Saturday criticized a top U.N. human rights official for saying Ankara should stem its "thirst for revenge" after a failed coup attempt and denied people's rights were being violated in a purge of officials and...
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Man dies after 'walking along M66' near Bury A man dies after being hit by four cars as he walked on the M66 motorway near Bury.
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Burqas and beards off as Syrian city freed Residents in the northern Syrian city of Manbij celebrate new freedoms after it was liberated from so-called Islamic State (IS).
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Germany's foreign minister says humanitarian aid is desperately needed in the besieged Syrian city of Aleppo and that it may be necessary to start an "air bridge" to bring it in. …
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Canada's counter-terror efforts face scrutiny after US helps stop suspect Authorities point to challenges in balancing resources, civil liberties and safety as former intelligence official wonders: 'How come the FBI had to tell us?' Troubled by his posts online that praised Isis and his corres...
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Spain's acting Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy warns that a third round of elections in one year would make Spain "the laughingstock of Europe" as he tries to cobble together support to form a government and end eight month...
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Sweden drink-driving minister rues 'biggest mistake' Sweden's youngest minister quits after she is stopped for drink-driving on the bridge linking Denmark and Sweden.
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Colombian authorities are urging Venezuelans not to rush the borders this weekend seeking food, medicine and other basic goods, as the two nations take the first step toward restoring commercial …
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A Syrian Kurdish official says U.S.-backed fighters are now in control of a northern Syrian town that until recently was a stronghold of the Islamic State group. …
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Syria's war: Government and Russia blamed for deaths

Al Jazeera English - 13 Aug 2016 12:54
Monitors and activists say most fatalities occurred in Aleppo province, while US-backed force gains ground on ISIL.
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