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(AP) — Born in the ashes of the smoldering South after the Civil War, the Ku Klux Klan died and was reborn before losing the fight against civil rights in the 1960s. Klan members still gather by the dozens under starry Southern skies to set fire to crosses in the dead of night, and KKK leaflets have shown up in suburban neighborhoods from the Deep South to the Northeast in recent months. Leaders from several different Klan groups all said they have rules against violence aside from self-defense... Читать дальше...

ANKARA, Turkey — The Latest on attack on Istanbul airport (all times local): 11:05 a.m. Turkey’s state-run news agency says nine suspects linked to the Islamic State group were detained during a large-scale police operation in the coastal city of Izmir. The Thursday morning raids unfolded simultaneously in the neighborhoods of Konak, Bucak, Karabaglar and

Australian Amy Perrett will make history on Saturday after being appointed assistant referee for the Melbourne Rebels and Stormers clash.

One of the best-known women in the NRL, Erin Molan, said on the Footy Show that troubled Eels player Semi Radradra must be presumed innocent of the domestic violence allegations made against him by his former partner.

All the winners on Winter Cup day at Rosehill.

A high-speed FASTER undersea Internet cable that connects the United States and Japan becomes operational on Thursday, Tokyo's NEC Corporation that was constructing the cable said in a statement.

EUGENE, Ore. (AP) — Possible new slogan for the U.S. Olympic track team: Higher, Faster, Younger.

Salaries make up the biggest chunk of municipal budgets, with figures released by Statistics SA revealing 25.6% of the R289.3-billion operating expenditure in 2015 went to paying staff. In 2014 the figure was 26%.

RAMALLAH, West Bank — Five Palestinians, including two police officers, were killed in two overnight shootings in the West Bank, Palestinian police said Thursday. Police spokesman Loaie Izrekat said that 16 others were injured in the shootings. The incidents underscore the inability of Palestinian police to crack down on widespread illegal gun possession in the

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South Africa's Lee-Anne Pace became the first woman golfer to withdraw from the Rio Olympics, saying she will not play in Brazil because she fears contracting the Zika virus.

Jason Roy was left with a bitter-sweet taste after his spectacular match-winning 162 clinched a one-day series win over Sri Lanka.

All the action from the Caloundra Cup day race meeting on the Sunshine Coast.

HYDERABAD, India — India’s federal investigative agency has arrested five people for allegedly collecting weapons and explosive materials to attack religious sites and sensitive government building in various parts of the country. During questioning late Wednesday, the suspects revealed that they were being guided by an online handler suspected to be based in Iraq or

Cristiano Ronaldo is a perfect team man, who is giving his all for Portugal at the ongoing Euro 2016, team mate Adrien Silva has said.

A 26-year-old Coburg man has been charged following an alleged assault on the Craigieburn line.

AMSTERDAM (ANP) - De AEX-index in Amsterdam is donderdag met een klein verlies aan de laatste handelsdag van juni begonnen. Daarmee lijken beleggers voor even een adempauze in te lassen na de achtbaanrit van de afgelopen dagen. Sinds het brexit-referendum gingen de koersen stevig omlaag waarna de graadmeters afgelopen dagen weer enig herstel lieten zien.

Two Golden Arrow buses were torched and several cars stoned on the N2 in Cape Town apparently over an ANC councillor list.

Plateau state deputy governor, Professor Sonni Gwanle Tyoden, is truly a blessed man. The new photos of his wife, Abigail,  and daughter, Uwani, suggest so. See the photos below: PAY ATTENTION: Get the latest gossips on Naij Gossip App     Beautiful women!  

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NEW YORK, June 30 (UPI) -- The Trump campaign has been slapped with an FEC complaint for allegedly seeking money from foreign politicians to fund his presidential campaign.

BANGKOK — Amanda Carr didn’t let the disappointment of missing selection for the 2012 Olympics hold her back for long. She got back on her BMX, changed direction and is now finalizing her packing plans for Rio de Janeiro, and harboring genuine medal ambitions. Just not for the U.S. Carr will be representing Thailand in

The upcoming local government elections will be the most contested since those held in 1994.