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Hong Kong police storm subway with batons as protests rage Protesters in Hong Kong threw gasoline bombs at government headquarters and set fires in the streets, while police stormed a subway car and hit passengers with batons and pepper spray in scenes that seem certain to inflame tensions further in a city riven by nearly three months of pro-democracy demonstrations.

North Korea warns US hopes to resume talks are fading Retired Army Colonel Chris Gibson weighs in on the North Korean strategy.

Report: US cyber attack brought down Iranian database used to target ships in the Perian Gulf Former Chief Technology Officer of New Jersey Dave Weinstein provides insight on the usage of cyberspace.

U.S. to impose new tariffs on China targeting roughly $112 billion worth of imports Rep. Debbie Dingell shares her perspective on President Trump's tariffs against China.

Israel-Iran shadow war breaks out into the open Tensions are ratcheting up in the Middle East with Israel carrying out a series of airstrikes against Iran's proxies in Iraq, Syria and Lebanon.

1 dead, at least 9 injured in French knife attack French police are not deeming this a terrorist attack at this time; Kitty Logan reports.

How Hong Kong protests are impacting US-China trade talks The Hudson Institute's Mike Pillsbury says President Trump will not continue trade talks with China if there is violence in Hong Kong.

How will Hong Kong protests end? The Hudson Institute’s Chinese strategy Director Mike Pillsbury says President Trump is not directly intervening on Hong Kong protests.

Asylum-seeker arrested in France knife attack that left 1 dead, 9 wounded A knife attack at a public transit station in eastern France Saturday has left one person dead and five others injured, according to reports.

UK suspends parliament as government struggles to finalize Brexit The Heritage Foundation's Nile Gardiner says Prime Minister Boris Johnson is prepared to do whatever is necessary to deliver Brexit.

South African police officer arrested following female boxing champ's murder A police officer was arrested after a South African female boxing champion was fatally shot during a car chase in a coastal city, according to local reports.

Rep. Kinzinger hopes Speaker Pelosi will put USMCA 'on the table' after August recess Illinois Republican Rep. Adam Kinzinger weighs in on what he hopes to accomplish when Congress returns to D.C. after the August recess.

Taliban launch 'massive attack' on northern Afghanistan city, government says The Taliban have launched a major attack in the northern Afghanistan city of Kunduz, the government said on Saturday, igniting gun battles with security forces, as America's longest war continues.

One dead, six injured in Lyon, France knife attack One suspect has been apprehended and one suspect is still on the run.

Hong Kong protestors set fires in the streets Riot police comb the streets of Hong Kong looking for leaders of the demonstrations; Jonathan Hunt reports.

One arrested in eastern France knife attack that left 1 dead, 6 injured A knife attack at a public transit station in eastern France Saturday has left one person dead and five others injured, according to reports.

A large fire blazed across a main street in Hong Kong on Saturday night, as protesters made a wall out of barricades and set it afire. Hundreds of protesters gathered behind the fire, many pointing laser beams that streaked the night sky above them. from CBNNews.com https://ift.tt/2ZsBJKp

Hong Kong protesters defy ban to clash with police, hit with tear gas, water cannon

A Bible translator in Cameroon has been killed in a brutal machete attack. Angus Abraham Fung was among seven people who were murdered when Islamic Fulani herdsmen stormed the Northern Province town of Wum. from CBNNews.com https://ift.tt/2ZE8wvA

North Korea berates 'thoughtless' Mike Pompeo, warns hopes for talks fading  A senior North Korean diplomat on Saturday berated U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo over his comments describing North Korean behavior as "rogue" and warned that Pyongyang's hopes for talks with Washington are fading.

Iran still violating terms of 2015 nuclear deal, UN watchdog finds A report from the United Nations atomic watchdog says Iran continues to stockpile low-enriched uranium beyond the limitations outlined in the 2015 nuclear deal, the Associated Press reported Friday.

CBN News had learned that Sweden's Migration Agency decided to grant Aideen Strandsson refugee status and residency in Sweden.  A source said that 'refugee status' is a stronger verdict in Aideen's favor than being granted asylum. from CBNNews.com https://ift.tt/2Uk8lk4

Fiji Police are investigating after a crying baby along with the bodies of five family members were found near a cliff Monday in the Nausori Highlands. All five may have been poisoned, according to law enforcement officials. from CBNNews.com https://ift.tt/2Zt3jqW

Rep. Adam Kinzinger says an Afghanistan peace deal must be enforceable, mustn't lead to further terror attacks Taliban says it's close to agreement on U.S. troop withdrawal in Afghanistan; insight from Illinois Congressman Adam Kinzinger, Republican member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee.

Hong Kong activists charged with inciting protesters released on bail Authorities appear to send message to anyone taking part in protests over the weekend that they are subject to arrest and detention; chief correspondent Jonathan Hunt reports from Hong Kong.

World’s largest ‘mass child sacrifice’ site discovered in Peru The world’s largest ‘mass child sacrifice’ site has been discovered in Peru, according to reports.

Fiji police find 5 dead family members near crying baby, quiz 'witch doctor' Fiji police were investigating after a crying baby and the bodies of five family members were found this week on the side of a cliff.

Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong and another core member of a pro-democracy group were granted bail Friday after being charged with inciting people to join a protest in June, while authorities denied permission for a major march as they took what appears to be a harder line on this summer's protests. from CBNNews.com https://ift.tt/2NIh8L6

The week in pictures, Aug. 24 - Aug. 30 Here's a selection of the most amazing images captured around the world in the past seven days. Enjoy!

Early court ruling sides with Johnson in fight to suspend Parliament A Scottish court Friday rejected the first legal bid to block British Prime Minister Boris Johnson from suspending Parliament until two weeks before the Oct. 31 Brexit deadline.

Australia lowers Great Barrier Reef outlook to 'very poor' The government agency that manages Australia's Great Barrier Reef has downgraded its outlook for the corals' condition from "poor" to "very poor" due to warming oceans.

Hong Kong police arrest at least 3 pro-democracy activists At least two well-known pro-democracy activists and an associate have been arrested in Hong Kong as police respond to recent demonstrations.

US labels Lebanon bank with Hezbollah ties a 'global terrorist,' sanctions Iranian networks linked to regime The U.S. designated Lebanon-based Jammal Trust Bank a "global terrorist" Thursday over its ties to the Hezbollah terror group.

Wildfire's continue to burn in the Amazon, the world's largest tropical rainforest. from CBNNews.com https://ift.tt/2PoeFYY

Satellite images apparently show Iranian rocket exploded on launch pad Fox News obtained satellite imagery that shows an Iranian rocket appears to have exploded at the Imam Khomeini Space Center; national security correspondent Jennifer Griffin reports from the Pentagon.

Police: 2 people dead after Kevin O'Leary's boat crashed into another boat in Canada 'Shark Tank' star Kevin O'Leary says video will exonerate his wife and him; Trace Gallagher reports.

A rocket at an Iranian space center that was to conduct a satellite launch criticized by the U.S. apparently exploded on its launch pad Thursday, satellite images show, suggesting the Islamic Republic suffered its third failed launch this year alone. from CBNNews.com https://ift.tt/2UdQ3ka

Boris Johnson's rivals accuse him of taking UK ‘into the arms of Donald Trump’ A day after U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced his plan to suspend Parliament until just before Britain is to depart from the European Union, furious anti-Brexiteers are rallying the opposition and warning that the new prime minister intends to lead the U.K. “straight into the arms” of President Trump.

Colombian rebels threaten violence, slam government for breaking peace deal A group of former rebels from the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) announced Thursday that they would take up arms once more against the Bogota government.

Kidney abnormality forces doctors to give 9-year-old’s kidney to another awaiting donor British doctors preparing to perform a kidney transplant on a young girl noticed the selected organ had an unusual abnormality: five renal arteries. The discovery forced doctors to find a different kidney for the child’s transplant procedure and a new recipient for the abnormal organ.

Satellite images suggest Iranian rocket blew up on launch pad Iran apparently has now struck out in its attempts to launch a satellite this year.

Is Israel dressing up dummies at Lebanon border? Is Israel stationing mannequins in military uniforms along the Lebanon border as it braces for a retaliatory attack from Hezbollah? Apparently so, according to Israeli and Lebanese correspondents on the ground who say they've spotted the jaundiced dummies in military off-road vehicles near the border. 

China warns US warship sailing in the South China Sea Beijing calls on Washington to stop what it calls provocative naval operations; reaction and analysis from Fox News contributor Daniel Hoffman, former CIA chief of station.

Trump administration reportedly close to peace agreement with the Taliban Afghan leaders say they felt excluded from the talks and believe the Taliban will try to unseat them and start a civil war when the U.S. leaves; national security correspondent Jennifer Griffin reports from the Pentagon.

U.S. uses cyber warfare tactic to avenge Iran’s attack on drone Iran’s database used to monitor traffic in the Persian Gulf isn’t working as well after a U.S. cyber attack. The Pentagon has not publicly acknowledged the U.S. Cyber Command’s strike, the June 20th attack was reportedly carried out after Iran shot down a U.S. drone.

WATCH: Incredible images show elephant getting rescued from a 20-foot well in India Stuck in a 20-foot well an Elephant gets rescued in India.

'Amazing Race Canada' contestant Kenneth McAlpine, 28, dies after falling 823 feet off a cliff 'Amazing Race’ contestant Kenneth McAlpine, 28, dies on his birthday after falling 823 feet off a cliff.

Colombian police find more than 650 pounds of marijuana hidden inside coffin They were expecting to see a corpse – but found more than 650 pounds of marijuana instead.

Amazon fires spur Brazil to ban most burning for 60 days Devastating fires that have scorched parts of the Amazon region and fueled global outrage have spurred Brazil's government to ban most legal fires for land-clearing for at least 60 days.

US cyberattack brought down Iranian database used to target ships in Persian Gulf: reports Iran is still feeling the pain Thursday after U.S. cyber military forces in June brought down a database used by its Revolutionary Guard Corps to target ships in the Persian Gulf, hours after the Islamic Republic shot down an American drone, officials say.

Joint Chiefs chairman says the US is not using the word 'withdraw' right now during Afghan peace talks Johnny Joey Jones weighs in on whether or not the U.S. should withdraw all troops from Afghanistan.

Ex-Secret Service dog credited with saving Obama from White House intruder to receive British award A dog who is credited with saving former President Barack Obama from an intruder at the White House will be honored for his heroism.

Marijuana filled coffin found by Columbian police Routine border check leads Columbian police to 650lb of marijuana.

China deploys fresh troops to Hong Kong China's military deployed fresh troops to Hong Kong on Thursday in what it called a routine rotation amid speculation that it might intervene in the city's pro-democracy protests.

Lord John Taylor weighs in on the suspension of Parliament in the Brexit dispute Queen causes an uproar after approving the Prime Minister's plan to suspend Parliament.

Three Hamas policemen killed in rare attacks with Gaza in 'state of alert' Gaza’s interior ministry said Wednesday arrests have been made in a pair of coordinated bombings that killed three Hamas policemen at Gaza City checkpoints the previous night.

Taliban says agreement on U.S. troop withdrawal in Afghanistan is close The Taliban said Wednesday it was close to an agreement with U.S. officials on an Afghanistan peace deal that could bring 14,000 U.S. troops home.