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Cars and debris are pictured at Mayflower RV in Mayflower, Arkansas April 29, 2014.

19 Tornadoes, Storms Strike Central U.S., Brings Power Failure, Damages Homes

Nineteen tornadoes, which included some storms, struck the midsection of the United States Saturday night, according to the Associated Press. The group of severe weather moving across the Plains states hit several areas, ranging from Texas to Minnesota.

Former President Mohammed Morsi was ousted by the Egyptian military July 3.

Egyptian President, 100 Others On Death Penalty For 2011 Jailbreak

President Mohammed Morsi and over 100 others were sentenced to death by an Egyptian court Saturday. The decision was made over a mass prison break during the 2011 uprising that ousted Hosni Mubarak, later bringing Morsi to power.

U.S. Kills Top ISIS Commander, 12 Enemy Fighters, Woman Slave Freed In Syria Raid

During a rare raid in Syria on Friday, U.S. Special Operations Forces have killed a senior leader of ISIS, as well as freed a woman appeared to be a a slave in his household, said Secretary of Defense Ash Carter Saturday.

Death penalty protesters and media await the announcement of the sentencing verdict in the trial of Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev outside the federal courthouse in Boston, Massachusetts May 15, 2015.

Boston Marathon Bomber Faces Death By Lethal Injection; Death Penalty Still Controversial?

The Boston Marathon bomber, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, 21, was sentenced to death by a U.S. jury Friday about 3:30 p.m ET for helping in the 2013 attack that killed three people and wounded 264 others.

A woman wears a mask as she walks along a street in front of a Chinese temple during a hazy day in Wuhan, Hubei province June 11, 2012.

Good News, China’s CO2 Emissions Fell Ridiculously Low In Just Four Months; How Did China Do It?

A new analysis via the Greenpeace Energy Desk says that China’s carbon emissions may have fallen 5% in the first four months of 2015. As compared to last year, the country’s coal use reportedly fell almost 8 percent compared to the same period last year, in fact the reduction in emissions is so huge that it is measured to be approximately equal to the total carbon dioxide emissions of the U.K. over the same period.

South China Sea

U.S. And China To Battle In The Skies? Tension Over South China Sea Continues Amid Kerry’s Visit To China

On Saturday, Secretary of State John F. Kerry and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi spoke of China’s assertion of its sovereignty on man-made islands it is creating near heavily trafficked sea lanes in the South China Sea, according to the Washington Post. The two countries spoke at a press conference in Beijing.

U.S. blues legend B.B. King performs during the 46th Jazz Festival in San Sebastian July 21, 2011.

Blues Legend B.B. King Dies At 89; What Caused Death Of 'King Of The Blues'?

Riley B. King, more commonly known as B. B. King or the “King of the Blues,” now rests in peace. On Thursday at 9:40 p.m. PDT, King died peacefully in his sleep at his Las Vegas home. He was 89 years old.

China's President Xi Jinping

China Invests $50 Billion In Brazil Infrastructure Projects; Why?

China is set to invest up to US $50 billion in Brazil in order to help refurbish the country’s aging infrastructure as well as build new ones, Brasilia announced ahead of an official visit by Premier Li Keqiang.

Rihanna Makes History As First African American Face Of Dior, See ‘Only If For A Night’ Singer Sizzle In Shoot

Rihanna sizzled in her first images for Dior’s newest campaign, making her the first woman of color to be the face of the brand.

Workers look as police carry a body bag containing the charred remains of a worker inside the gutted slipper factory in Valenzuela, Philippines May 14, 2015

72 Workers Die In Philippine Footwear Factory Fire; Investigators Question Factory’s Fire And Building Safety Standards

At least 72 people were killed after one of the deadliest industrial fires in the history of the Philippines engulfed a slipper factory in Valenzuela City.

Taylor Swift, Calvin Harris Spotted Having Dinner; ‘Blank Space’ Singer Laughing A Lot With DJ

Rumored couple Taylor Swift and Calvin Harris were spotted having dinner at Giorgio Baldi restaurant in Gjelina, Santa Monica, Los Angeles, on Tuesday evening, May 12, reported Just Jared.

A “Waterfront City” will be built atop the “Great Sea Wall,” shaped like the Hindu bird-god Garuda, as shown in this design rendering.

China And US Face Off In South China Sea; Asian Country Wants US Warships Away From Islands

Tension is arising in the South China Sea as China wants assurances from the United States that the Western country will not be sending aircraft abd warships to determine its clams to the Spratly islands, a string of remote, strategic islands.

Rescue workers climb into the wreckage of a derailed Amtrak train to search for victims in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania May 12, 2015.

Amtrak Train Derailment Update: Cause Determined? Death Toll Rises To Seven

The cause of the Amtrak train derailment that killed at least seven people and injured more than 200 others is now being investigated, and officials may have just come closer to determining what could have brought the disastrous event.

Justin Bieber Wants A Girlfriend Who Is Wife Material; A Message To Selena Gomez?

Justin Bieber, 21, recently admitted in a new interview with Seventeen magazine that he wants a girl who is marriage material, and he may be referring to “The Heart Wants What It Wants” singer Selena Gomez, according to Hollywood Life.

Pakistan Gunmen Massacre 44 Ismailis, Wound 20 On Karachi Bus; Act Of Terrorism?

Gunmen on motorbikes massacred 44 and wounded at least 20 members of a minority Muslim sect aboard a bus in Pakistan's largest city, Karachi, on Wednesday.

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