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Islamic State’s news agency on Wednesday posted a video of two men it said were those who attacked a church in France in which they pledged allegiance to the group’s leader. CBC | World News

A board reviewing the status of prisoners at Guantanamo Bay has decided against releasing a Saudi who U.S. authorities believe narrowly avoided becoming one of the hijackers in the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attack. CBC | World News

President Barack Obama plans to tell the Democratic convention tonight that times are not as bleak for America as the Republicans suggested last week, and that Hillary Clinton is eminently qualified to tackle the country’s challenges as president. CBC | World News

BRITAIN is enjoying a Brexit boom fuelled by a series of major investment announcements. Daily Express :: News Feed

THE BITTER divisions ripping the European Union apart intensified today as Hungary launched an eviscerating attack on Brussels over migration and taunted Angela Merkel for failing to protect German people from Islamist terror. Daily Express :: News Feed

Many disgruntled U.S. Democratic Party supporters of Bernie Sanders say their opposition to the TPP deal has emerged as one of the significant reasons they refuse to automatically throw their support behind Hillary Clinton as the party’s presidential candidate. CBC | World News

On July 22, the DNC was shaken up thanks to revelations from Wikileaks that included emails and voicemail recordings showing an unfair bias against Bernie Sanders. Now, Wikileaks says that there will be more information released about elections in the future, according to a July 26 interview with Julian Assange. “Get big money out of politics and restore democracy” is ...

The Republican presidential nominee said that the 30,000 missing emails from Clinton’s private email server would reveal “some beauties” and made an extraordinary plea for a foreign power to locate them. CBC | World News

Scientists have made the rare discovery of a whale species, which lives in the Bering Sea between Japan and Alaska. CBC | World News

John Hinckley Jr., the man who attempted to assassinate president Ronald Reagan in an effort to impress actress Jodie Foster, is set to be released soon, after spending 35 years at St. Elizabeth’s hospital, a government run psychiatric institution, where he has been in custody since the 1981 shooting. John Hinckley Jr.’s attempt to assassinate Ronald Reagan was the culmination ...