A federal appeals court's ruling Friday will allow the Trump administration to begin rejecting asylum at some parts of the U.S.-Mexico border for migrants who arrived after transiting through a third country. The ruling from the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals limited a lower court's order against President Donald Trump's policy to California and Arizona. U.S. District Judge Jon Tigar's July 24 order won't apply to New Mexico or Texas, the appeals court ruled.The two busiest areas for border crossings are in South Texas' Rio Grande Valley and the region around El Paso, Texas, which includes New Mexico. About 46,500 people in July crossed the U.S. border without permission in those two regions, according to the U.S. Border Patrol.
India hints it could use nuclear weapons FIRST in war with Pakistan as tensions flare over Kashmir and hundreds clash with police in disputed region. India committed in 1999 to not being the first to use nuclear weapons in any conflict. Among India's neighbors China has a similar doctrine but arch rival Pakistan does not. Pictured: Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivers a speech to the nation during a ceremony to celebrate country's 73rd Independence Day earlier this week 😱
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(WARNING 21+) Salt Lake City police released body camera video of a man being shot to death by officers — after he pulled a gun and aimed it in their direction. Riche Antonio Santiago, 29, died at the scene — 731 S. 300 East — at about 7:20 p.m. on Aug. 5 when police responded to a 911 call after the caller abruptly hung up. Bike squad officers arrived at the Park Place Apartments and found a vehicle that had been involved in a previous report of shots fired. Police records showed the vehicle did not have proof of insurance. Body camera video from the officer on the scene show Santiago, a backseat passenger, attempt to get out of the car, saying he wanted to smoke a cigarette. 🔫👮🏻♂️ #shooting #SLCPD
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More than 700 strangers line up for hours for the funeral of a mother, 63, who was shot and killed in the El Paso Walmart massacre after her husband made a public plea for people to show up because he has no family. The mourners braved 100-degree heat Friday to stand outside of the La Paz Faith Center to honor 63-year-old Margie Reckard.
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Lucky strike! Shocking moment LIGHTNING strikes a man's umbrella and knocks it out of his hand during a vicious storm - but he somehow escapes unhurt in South Carolina, US. ⚡️ #fuck_lucky
Hong Kong riot police have been deployed to chase down a group of pro-democracy protesters they say were assembling illegally after the end of a sanctioned protest march today. The protesters gathered outside a police station, shining laser pointers and throwing eggs at officers guarding the entrance. Riot police formed a line on a nearby street, thumping their batons on their shields as they started marching during the 11th weekend of protests. But by that time, most protesters had already melted away into Hong Kong's densely populated Mong Kok district, leaving officers to face the anger of local residents, who yelled for them to go home and accused them of being members of crime gangs. Earlier, over a thousand Hong Kong school teachers braved thunderstorms for a sanctioned protest. 🔥
#Meanwhile in France... Yellow vests from Paris support Hong Kong protesters.
Two first graders at an Ohio school office building managed accessed a handgun brought in by a staff member, who was authorized to carry the firearm as part of a concealed carry program to protect students from potential mass shooters. Highland Local Schools transportation director Vicky Nelson - who is also the grandmother of one of the children - was suspended without pay for three days after the mid-March incident in South Bloomfield Township, Ohio.
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Security guard opens fire on man armed with a knife, causing panic at Los Angeles shopping mall. Santa Monica resident Siamak Kordestani says he and others ducked into a store after three shots rang out. He says people ran in all directions away from the scene. TV news footage from KTLA showed a man in a dark shirt being led away in handcuffs. The man being led away looked middle-aged, appeared to have a neck tattoo and was wearing glasses, according to an image tweeted by an NBCLA reporter as he was taken away by officers.