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Fugitive murder suspects could live 'for weeks' in vast Canadian wilderness, survival expert says Two young men who allegedly murdered three people before disappearing into the vast Canadian wilderness could survive in the elements “for weeks,” according to a survival expert familiar with the terrain of northern Manitoba.

German blogger who made up family’s Holocaust story found dead in her Dublin apartment: report  A German historian and disgraced blogger who was outed last month for creating a fake account of her family’s suffering during the Holocaust has been found dead at age 31, a report said.

US trying to resume stalled negotiations with North Korea over its ballistic missiles and nuclear weapons Secretary of State Mike Pompeo travels to an international summit in Bangkok; Rich Edson reports from the State Department.

Barcelona Burger King's ban on facial hair violates employees' constitutional rights, labor union says Burger King employees in Barcelona will finally be able to grow the beard of their dreams - if they so choose - after Catalan authorities ruled that the fast-food company’s prohibition on facial hair violated employees’ constitutional rights.

Gordon Chang: The Kim family playbook is to be belligerent and hostile Asia analyst Gordon Chang weighs in reports that North Korea has fired its third ballistic missile test in July 2019.

Brazilian president threatens US journalist with arrest for reporting leaked phone conversations Threats against Greenwald for his reporting on the Brazilian government have elicited support both in Brazil and internationally.

Teen murder suspects yet to be apprehended as Canadian police battle rugged terrain Two armed and dangerous teens suspected in the murders of three people in Canada were last spotted on surveillance video 10 days ago; Laura Ingle has the latest on the search.

Stars attend Google summit on climate change in private jets, mega yachts Katy Perry, Leonardo DiCaprio and more attended a Google summit on climate change in private jets and mega yachts.

Sexual abuse of children in care homes, foster care rampant in English county, report says A new report exposed rampant sexual child abuse in care homes in an English county that last for decades, with officials unable to tackle the problem.

Roads, bridge washed out as heavy rain and hail pummeled parts of UK A “raging torrent” of rain and hail battered parts of the United Kingdom during a storm on Tuesday, washing out roads and damaging structures.

North Korea conducts second missile test in a week North Korea fires short-range ballistic missiles overnight into the Sea of Japan; Greg Palkot has the details.

Boy, 3, falls 6 stories in China from apartment balcony, saved by onlookers with blanket A three-year-old boy in China survived a fall from a sixth-floor apartment balcony on Monday thanks to a group of quick-thinking onlookers who used a blanket to break his fall. 

Some 2020 Democratic presidential hopefuls promise to pull US troops out of Afghanistan : Retired U.S. Marine Corps bomb technician Joey Jones says voters should be asking what the candidates plan to do differently in Afghanistan if they pull U.S. troops from Afghanistan.

DISTURBING VIDEO: Child survives six-story fall, lands in blanket held by onlookers below Child in China survives six-story fall landing in a blanket held by onlookers.

Norwegian runner struck, killed by lightning during ultramarathon in Italy, officials say A Norwegian woman was struck and killed by lightning during an ultramarathon in Italy over the weekend as severe storms blasted the region, according to officials.

Iran calls Pompeo's offer to address Iranian people in Tehran a 'hypocritical gesture' Iran has fired back at Secretary of State Mike Pompeo’s “hypocritical gesture” to visit the country and address the Iranian people.

2 US soldiers killed in apparent insider attack in Afghanistan identified by Pentagon Two U.S. soldiers who were killed in an apparent insider attack in Afghanistan were identified by the Pentagon on Monday. 

Body of India's coffee tycoon found floating in river by fishermen The body of V.G. Siddhartha, founder of India’s largest coffee chain, was found floating in a river Wednesday, two days after he was first reported missing. 

Trump to pitch Israeli-Palestinian peace plan at Camp David summit with Arab leaders: reports The Trump administration is set to host a peace summit with Arab leaders at Camp David in September to pitch its much-awaited political solution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Doomsday cult leader who held 400 captive, beat them to 'drive out evil spirits,' gets 6-year sentence The leader of a South Korean doomsday cult who held about 400 followers captive in Fiji and subjected them to violence aimed at driving out evil spirits was sentenced to six years in prison Monday, officials said.

2 US soldiers killed in Afghanistan identified The Pentagon has announced the names of two U.S. soldiers who were killed in Afghanistan on Monday.

North Korea on Wednesday fired several unidentified projectiles off its east coast, South Korea's military said, less than a week after the North launched two short-range ballistic missiles into the sea in defiance of U.N. resolutions. from CBNNews.com https://ift.tt/2yo2Why

DISTURBING VIDEO: Child survives six-story fall, lands in blanket held by onlookers below A video from China shows a very distressing scene in which a 3-year-old child takes a six-story plunge.

Bus strikes roadside bomb in Afghanistan, 32 killed, including children A roadside bomb tore through a bus in western Afghanistan on Wednesday, killing at least 32 people, including women and children, a provincial official said.

Romania's interior minister quits in furor over inept police response to girl's kidnapping Romania’s interior minister resigned Tuesday after it took 19 hours to find a 15-year-old girl who reported her own kidnapping to police three times and then was killed.

Boris Johnson’s new communications head used to follow British politicians dressed as giant chicken The new British prime minister’s new head of communications was purportedly part of a running gag that saw him dress up as a chicken and heckle Conservative Party politicians.

Ethiopia plants world-record 350 million trees in 12 hours, officials say Ethiopia planted more than 350 million trees in 12 hours on Monday in what officials believe is a world record-setting effort to combat climate change and rapid deforestation.

Canadian manhunt for teen murder suspects returns to Gillam after latest tip fails to pan out Investigators return their focus to Gilliam, Manitoba where two teenagers wanted in the murders of three people were last seen. Royal Canadian Mounted Police Cpl. Chris Manseau weighs in on the latest in the search.

Australian border officers find $1M worth of crystal meth in snow globes Australian authorities discovered more than $1 million worth of liquid crystal meth that was transported in from Canada — via snow globes.

Italian authorities release details in murder case against American teens Officials say Italian police officer Mario Cerciello Rega and his partner were thrown to the ground by Finnegan Lee Elder and Gabriel Christian Natale Hjorth; Amy Kellogg reports from Milan.

Drunk Indian man bitten by snake retaliates by biting back, killing it A drunk man in India exacted his revenge on a snake that bit him by biting it back and chewing it into pieces.

Russian Instagram influencer found dead with stab wounds stuffed in suitcase at her own Moscow apartmentRussian Instagram influencer found dead with stab wounds stuffed in suitcase at her own Moscow apartment Instagram influencer who loved to travel found dead stuffed in suitcase in her own apartment.

Two US troops die in apparent Afghan insider attack 12 American troops have now been killed in combat in Afghanistan so far in 2019, compared to 13 in 2018; Lucas Tomlinson reports from the Pentagon.

Suspected Boko Haram extremists killed at least 65 at Nigeria funeral, officials say Suspected Boko Haram extremists killed at least 65 people over the weekend in an attack on villagers gathered at a funeral in Nigeria, a local official said Sunday.

Brazil riot inmates celebrated by kicking severed heads of victims: report As a prison in Brazil fell into chaos during a bloody gang riot Monday that left at least 57 dead – including 16 found decapitated – several inmates reportedly celebrated by kicking the severed heads of victims.

Canada murder suspects were stopped by constables, let go before manhunt announced, official says As authorities continue to scour remote northern Manitoba for two young men suspected in the killings of three people in Canada – including the murders of an American woman and her Australian boyfriend -- an official revealed Monday that constables had previously stopped the pair before police announced a nationwide manhunt for the two. 

250-million-year-old volcano up for sale for $60G Buying a volcano may be easier and cheaper than you think.

Ex-swimming executive charged in Hungary for ordering deadly submachine hit on business rival in 1990s A former Hungarian swimming executive was charged Tuesday with ordering a deadly hit on a business rival in Budapest over two decades ago.

At least 164 land and environmental defenders murdered in 2018, report says More than 164 land and environmental activists were killed in targeted attacks last year, according to the new Global Witness’ annual report.

Murder suspect told gaming pals he killed family so they wouldn't know he was a ‘pathetic subhuman’: report A Canada man accused of killing four people allegedly told gaming pals that he "slaughtered" his entire family because he didn't want them to know he was a "pathetic subhuman," reports claim.

Russian Instagram influencer found dead with stab wounds stuffed in suitcase at her own Moscow apartment An Instagram influencer in Russia who amassed tens of thousands of followers was discovered dead, stuffed in a suitcase in her own Moscow apartment days after posting joyous vacation photos from a trip to the Greek island of Corfu.

At least 18 dead after Pakistani military plane crashes into village At least 18 people were killed after a Pakistani military plane on a training flight crashed into homes on Tuesday before dawn.

Founder of India's largest coffee chain disappears after letter to employees: 'I fought for a long time but today I gave up' The founder of India’s largest coffee company, V.G. Siddhartha, was confirmed missing Tuesday, several days after penning a letter to employees saying “he failed as an entrepreneur” and hid “financial transactions” from board members amid growing “pressure” from an unnamed equity partner. 

Iran releases video showing confrontation with British warship Ellison Barber reports from Jerusalem.

Boy, 8, dies after being pushed in front of German train; no motive German prosecutors are still trying to determine the motives of a man suspected of pushing an 8-year-old boy and his mother in front of a train at Frankfurt's main station. The boy suffered fatal injuries.

A Pakistani military plane on a training flight crashed into homes near the garrison city of Rawalpindi before dawn on Tuesday, killing at least 18 people, most of them on the ground. from CBNNews.com https://ift.tt/2MpllTq

Canadian police unable to 'substantiate' possible sighting of murder suspects in Manitoba Police said they have not “been able to substantiate” the tip of a possible Manitoba sighting of two young men suspected in the killings of three people in Canada – including the murders of an American woman and her Australian boyfriend.

Italian police officer allegedly killed by American teens remembered as hero Mario Cerciello Rega’s funeral took place in the same church where his wedding did, just 43 days ago. The church, in the shadow of Mount Vesuvius, was overflowing with dignitaries and police brass.

Police in Canada respond to credible tip as manhunt continues for teen killing spree suspects Royal Canadian Mounted Police Corporal Chris Manseau says dogs, planes and specialized military equipment are being used in the search for Kam McLeod and Bryer Schmegelsky.

Canadian 'thrill-kill' suspects face grizzlies, blood-sucking flies as the law's long arm closes in In the remote and rugged northern Canadian territory where two teenaged killers are believed to be hiding, threats to survival range in size from blood-sucking sandflies to man-eating grizzly bears.

Leaked photo shows teen accused of killing Italian police officer illegally blindfolded at station Lee Elder Finnegan and Gabriel Christian Natale Hjorth are accused of fatally stabbing an Italian police officer after a drug deal gone wrong; Amy Kellogg reports from Milan.

2 US troops killed in Afghanistan in apparent insider attack, official says Two American service members were killed in an apparent insider attack in Afghanistan on Monday, a U.S. official told Fox News.