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At least 13 killed as Iraq resumes live gunfire against protesters, reported Reuters. Iraqi security forces shot dead at least 13 protesters in the past 24 hours, abandoning weeks of comparative restraint to unleash live gunfire in a bid to crush demonstrations against the political parties that control the government. After eight people were killed during the day on Monday, security forces shot dead at least five others overnight or early on Tuesday, including one killed with live fire at a funeral procession for another who died hours earlier. More than 260 Iraqis have been killed in demonstrations since the start of October against a government they see as corrupt and beholden to foreign interests, above all Iran. 😱

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A strange accident in San Diego, CA. #losers

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Colin McGregor has plastic bottle thrown at him in Russia for his past comments...

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WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT! (21+ ONLY). A terrible accident in Novosibirsk city, Russia. A truck snowplow hit a woman to death. 😱

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😂 #facepalm

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A San Francisco BART employee was praised Monday for his split-second decision to help a straphanger who had fallen onto the train tracks while a train was bearing down, Fox News reports. 😱 #FUCK_LUCKY

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A Boeing 747 pilot “drew” an incredible picture in the sky to mark the aircraft’s final journey. Complete with symmetrical wings, nose, tail and engines, the jet mapped out by the flight path can be seen on FlightRadar24, and includes an impressive level of precision. The plane was the last 747 in El Al’s fleet; the airline has been phasing them out in favour of the more efficient Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner.✈️ much #WOW

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😂 #K9

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Two people were killed in Monday's clashes between protesters and security forces near Iraq's main Gulf port Umm Qasr, according to an Iraqi medical source on Tuesday. Security forces used live ammunition and teargas canisters to disperse the protesters and reopened the port, according to witnesses. Receiving the main bulk of Iraq's imports of grain and sugar, the port had been closed by protesters since Wednesday. At least 260 people have been killed and 12,000 others injured since the demonstrations began on Oct. 25, according to Iraq's High Commission for Human Rights. 🔥

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The Tempe Police Department says an officer used a Taser on a domestic violence suspect earlier this year while the suspect was holding his one-year-old child. Officers were called to the home for a domestic violence situation and located Ivaughn Oakry. Police say they entered the home and attempted to speak to Oakry, but he was verbally aggressive and non-compliant with officers. Oakry picked up the one-year-old during the confrontation and refused to put the child down. At that point, officers say they chose to deploy Tasers on Oakry. Oakry then fell onto a pile of clothing while still holding the child. Officers were able to take the child from Oakry at that point, as he continued to resist arrest. Firefighters responded to the scene and advised the child was not injured and was not hit by any Taser barbs, ABC 15 reported. 🔫👮🏻‍♂️ #taser

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"When Mexico sends its people, they’re not sending their best" — illustrated. 📋

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BREAKING NEWS! Three US Mormon mothers and six of their children are EXECUTED by drug cartel gunmen in Mexico on way to a wedding anniversary and their bodies left in burned out SUVs as family fear they were also raped in targeted attack. Seventeen family…

A Mormon family was brutally killed. What we know about the Mexico attack. Security Minister Alfonso Durazo confirmed the attack in a tweet Tuesday. Although authorities in Mexico have yet to confirm many details about the gunmen, relatives suspect the attack may have been a case of mistaken identity by drug cartels. The attack took place in a remote, mountainous area where the Sinaloa cartel has been engaged in a turf war with another gang, USA Today reports. The victims were all U.S. citizens and members of La Mora, a settlement about 70 miles south of Douglas, Arizona. Authorities said eight children were found alive after escaping from the vehicles and hiding in the brush, but several had bullet wounds or other injuries.

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