Three protesters in Hong Kong have jumped to their deaths in the last three weeks amid a protest movement against the city's Beijing-backed government and a controversial extradition bill. The deaths had included suicide notes criticising Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam and supporting the anti-extradition bill demonstrations. Over the past month millions of Hong Kong residents, unnerved by China's tightening grip over the city, have taken to the streets to voice their opposition against the bill that would allow suspects to be sent to the mainland for trial. 😱 #retract
Father uses his young child as a WEAPON and uses him to take a swing at a rival fan at Japanese baseball game 😂 #facepalm
The solar eclipse as seen from the MOON: Chinese microsatellite snaps stunning photo of a black shadow over Earth #WOW
Putin arrived an hour late for his appointment with the head of the Catholic Church, Pope Francis, making it the third time out of three encounters he's failed to show up on time. Security preparations for this handshake have involved the closure of 50 roads in the centre of Rome and an alleged 'mobile phone scrambling' operation. 😂
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6.6 magnitude earthquake split the road today in Trona, California. Photo taken by San Bernardini County VOAD.
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Trump delivers patriotic July 4 speech invoking 'one of the greatest stories ever told - the story of America' in front of the Lincoln Monument after Air Force One performed a spectacular flyover following a deluge in DC.
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Dramatic moment uncle PUNCHES his baby-killing brother in the face in court moments after he was sentenced for killing his 11-month-old son. Kwin Boes was arrested in May last year after his 11-month-old son Parker died of blunt force trauma to the head. Boes, 23, was leaving the courtroom in Evansville, Indiana, in shackles when his brother ran towards him and punched him in the face.
Two Model 1911 type pistols carved out of a meteorite found in Sweden in 1906 are expected to command a price as high as $1.5 million at an auction next month. Gunsmith Lou Biondo of Business End Customs was commissioned to fashion the working firearms out of the meteorite, which is believed to be up to 4.5-billion-years-old. This is the first time an item of this kind has been sold or auctioned, and it's anticipated the pair will go for between $1-$1.5 million. The event organized by Dallas-based Heritage Auctions will take place on July 20. which marks the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing. The reserve amount on the listing is set at $900,000. If the pistols don't sell as a pair they'll be offered individually immediately following the closing of the set auction. #guns #wow