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At least 26 people killed in shooting at Texas church

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At least 26 people killed in shooting at Texas church

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1.- What? There was a shooting at a church that left 26 people killed.

2.-Where? in Sutherland Springs, Texas.

3.-When? Sunday 5 of November 2017.

4.- Who? The suspected shooter has been identified as 26-year-old Devin Patrick Kelley, according to two law enforcement sources who have been briefed on the investigation.

5.- How? Kelly had previously attended the Texas church but he was not welcomed there, Wilson County Sheriff Joe Tackitt told CNN on Tuesday. On Sunday, Kelley reappeared at the church. This time, he was armed with an assault rifle, 15 loaded magazines and an obsession with a family dispute.

http://edition.cnn.com/2017/11/07/us/texas-church-shooting/index.html

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1. What? North Korea threats USA to start a nuclear war.

2. Where? In US territory and North korea, but it can also affect the whole world.

3.-When? Sep 15 2017

4.-Who? President Donald Trump and Korean president Kim jong-un

5,.How? President Kim Jong threathens to use nuclear weapons such as missils and attack US, If this happens US will counter attack probably even worse.

6.-Why? It all startedong time ago when President Bush have some issues with Korea, so from then North Korea doesn't like that much US

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Italy becomes fifth country to expel North Korean ambassador

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Italy becomes fifth country to expel North Korean ambassador

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1.-What?
Some nations that don´t tolerate North Koreawant to expel the North Korean embassador, an they get unifed to reach their goal.
2.-Where?
Rome, Italy.

3.-When?
October 1st, 2017

4.-Who?
Angelino Alfano, Italy’s foreign minister, said the North Korean ambassador in Rome, Mun Jong Nam, had been ordered to leave.

5.-How?
Italy has become the latest country to expel a North Korean ambassador, saying that isolation was “inevitable” if Pyongyang continued to push ahead with its nuclear weapons program. Cause Alfano wants to  to make Pyongyang realize that their isolation is inevitable if they don’t change tack.
Italy becomes the fifth country to expel a North Korean ambassador, following in the footsteps of Spain, Mexico, Peru and Kuwait.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/europe/italy-becomes-fifth-country-to-expel-north-korean-ambassador/2017/10/01/98785c14-a6ad-11e7-8ed2-c7114e6ac460_story.html?utm_term=.38e20ba040a9

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Marseille knife attacker had 7 identities

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Marseille knife attacker had 7 identities

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http://edition.cnn.com/2017/10/02/europe/marseille-knife-attack/index.html

What?
A man who stabbed two women to death at a train station in the French city of Marseille on Sunday had several registered identities.
Where?
In Marseille, France.
When?
The latest one October 1st at the train station, the attacker used the different identities in the years 2005 to 2017. He had been picked up by authorities in Lyon, France, on September 29 for shoplifting.
Who?
Angela Dewan who wrote the note, and the French police officers and Paris prosecutor Francois Molins
How?
A small kitchen knife and a mobile phone were found on the attacker. Molins said, that he was known to have consumed hard drugs.

Amaq, ISIS' media wing, issued a statement on social media late Sunday calling the attacker a "soldier of the Islamic State." ISIS did not name the attacker or provide evidence that he was linked to the terror group.
Why?
While the incident is being treated as a terror attack, authorities are now investigating whether the suspect had links to established terror organizations.

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Hundreds injured in Spain after referendum 

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Hundreds injured in Spain after referendum 

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Spanish national police raided polling stations and used batons to beat back voters in an attempt to delegitimize Catalonia's independence referendum.
Where?
Catalonia
When?
October the first
Who?
The police and catalonians
How?
Hitting the civilians with security shields and steaks
Why?
Because civilians started a riot against the police and the government
http://www.cnn.com/videos/world/2017/10/01/catalonia-spain-independence-referendum-vote-zw-orig.cnn

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Teenager charged with Parsons Green London Tube attack 

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Teenager charged with Parsons Green London Tube attack 

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1. What? An 18-year-old man has been charged with attempted murder and maliciously causing an explosion in connection with the Parsons Green London Underground bombing a week ago.

2. Where? London, England.
3. When? September 22th, 2017.
4. Who? An 18 year old named Hassan.
5. How? He is accused of having "maliciously caused by triacetone triperoxide (TATP) or other explosive substance and explosion of a nature likely to endanger life or to cause serious injury to property.
6. Why? Under the Terrorist Act.

http://edition.cnn.com/2017/09/22/europe/london-tube-attack-charge/index.html

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A popular singer has been arrested for "dabbing" during a concert in south-west Saudi Arabia.

Abdallah Al Shahani, a TV host, actor, and Saudi national, was performing the dance move, which involves a person tucking their head into the crook of their arm, at a music festival in the city of Taif at the weekend.

It is thought that dabbing originated in the hip-hop scene in Atlanta, Georgia, US, around two years ago, but gained a global following when celebrities, athletes and politicians including Hillary Clinton and Paul Ryan began performing the move.

The Saudi Interior Ministry's National Commission for Combating Drugs recently banned the move because they consider it to refer to marijuana use.

A poster published by the ministry depicting dabbing warns "people about the dangers of this [move] on the youth and society, and is warning against imitating it".
Dabbing is banned in the conservative country where authorities consider it a reference to narcotics culture.

A video of Mr Al Shahani's dab became popular on social media and thousands have tweeted about the incident.
It is not clear whether Mr Al Shahani planned to dab or whether he got carried away in the moment as he performed.

The singer apologised on Twitter on Tuesday writing, "I apologise to our respected government and to my audience for unintentionally and spontaneously making the dance move at Taif festival. Please accept my apology."
Mr Al Shahani's move has divided social media.
Commenting on the audible voices of women in a video of Mr Al Shahani's concert, journalist Ayed Al Ayed tweeted: "Young woman, your screaming continues and I find it very disturbing. Whoever breaks the law gets arrested. Thank you to the security forces."
"This move has an obvious negative influence on people. No matter what his explanation is, it's unacceptable," tweeted @brakalhmede.
Another user suggested that Mr Al Shahani's behaviour was provocative.
"Even though the anti-drug authority banned this move and warned people not to perform it, this contestant is promoting it at a public festival!!! Does he think he's challenging authorities with these actions?" commented @honest_very.

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Syrian people traffickers jailed in Germany

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Syrian people traffickers jailed in Germany

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1. What? A German court has jailed two Syrian people traffickers over the deaths of 13 migrants in the Mediterranean in 2015.
2. Where? They were traveling from Turkey to Greece but came to the court of Germany because they were refugees there.
3. When? Since 2015.
4. Who? Refugees staying at Germany.
5. How? The boat was heading from Turkey to Greece.  The case came to a German court because one of the alleged smugglers was arrested in a refugee camp in Burghausen.
6. Why?  Because the man was a migrant himself who was not trying to make money, according to the Bayerischer Rundfunk broadcasting company.
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-40899132

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1.What? A plan to fire four ballistic missiles into the stunning blue waters off the coast is being prepared for Kim Jung-Un
2.Where? The island of Guam
3.When? Guam's Homeland Security Advisor George Charfauros said Friday it would take 14 minutes for a missile fired from North Korea to reach Guam.
4.Who? Most of the dozen or so residents of the island of Guam CNN spoke to weren't panicked.
5.How? The island's Governor, Eddie Calvo, has offered assurances, saying the island is well-protected, including with the THAAD missile defense system, which is specifically designed to shoot down ballistic missiles.
6.Why? The latest round of tensions firmly puts Guam at the center of a very specific and potent threat.
http://edition.cnn.com/2017/08/11/asia/guam-north-korea-scene/index.html

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“Sunbathers stunned as migrant boat lands on Spanish beach”

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“Sunbathers stunned as migrant boat lands on Spanish beach”

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Sunbathers were stunned by the sight of a dinghy packed with dozens of African migrants landing on a Spanish beach Wednesday.
Where?
The boat arrived on Playa de los Alemanes, a beach in the Spanish town of Zahara de los Atunes, near Cadiz.
When?
Wednesday August 9, 2017
How?
The incident, caught on camera, shows holidaymakers in bathing suits looking on in amazement as the migrants disembark the boat, clinging onto their belongings as they run up the beach.

A Spanish police spokesman told CNN that one officer was in the area when the migrants arrived on shore. He was later supported by local agents from Tarifa and Barbate.

"The fact is that the disembarking of immigrants in this area of ​​the coast is not common, and it has been a surprise for the citizens and the agents themselves," Juan Fernandez, spokesman for Spain's Guardia Civil, said.

Why?
Spain has seen an uptick in attempts by migrants to reach its shores in recent weeks, as temperatures there soared.

In the last 24 hours, the Spanish coastguard rescued over a dozen migrants off the coast. The Moroccan navy picked up 15 more people from two dinghies in the Strait of Gibraltar on Wednesday.

According to the European Union's Frontex border agency, the number of migrants arriving in Spain is on the rise.

http://edition.cnn.com/2017/08/10/europe/migrant-boat-lands-on-spanish-beach/index.html

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"Plot to stop the Brexit being hatched on a Greek island"

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"Plot to stop the Brexit being hatched on a Greek island"

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1. What? There´s  a campaign to prevent Great Britain to leave the EU.
2. Where? in the EU
3. When? Friday August 11, 2017
4. Who? Chapman who has informed the population that the UK´s  withdrawl from Europe will be a "catastrophe".
5. How? Through social media Champan has informed that the UK is not prepared to survive on its own.
6. Why? New suggestions by the Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson alarms the population due to the lack of organization and the international relations that can be broken by this action.
Now Chapman is calling upon a new anti-Brexit party.

http://www.cnn.com/2017/08/11/europe/could-brexit-be-stopped-james-chapman/index.html

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US drone strikes target al-Shabab fighters in Somalia

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US drone strikes target al-Shabab fighters in Somalia

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https://abcnews.go.com/amp/International/us-airstrikes-target-al-shabab-fighters-somalia/story?id=49153961

1.-What? The U.S Military conducted offensive drones strikes in somalia

2.-Where? In Somalia, Africa

3.- When? On August 10, the department of defense conducted two kinetic strikes against Al-Shabaab militants.

4.- Who? By president Trump authorized since March

5.- How? The president gave the U.S Military to target a designated area of Somalia south of Mogadishu with prior notification of the somali government

6.- Why? Because it is a support of partner forces in Somalia

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Africa At least 21 killed, 55 injured after two trains collide in Egypt's AlexandriaWhat?Two trains collided in Egypt’s coastal city of Alexandria.Where? Egypt’s coastal city of AlexandriaWhen?This friday How?Egypt's railway authority said an express train had crashed into the rear of the second train near the Khurshid station on the Cairo-to-Alexandria line.Why?There was no immediate information on what had caused the collision.

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Africa At least 21 killed, 55 injured after two trains collide in Egypt's AlexandriaWhat?Two trains collided in Egypt’s coastal city of Alexandria.Where? Egypt’s coastal city of AlexandriaWhen?This friday How?Egypt's railway authority said an express train had crashed into the rear of the second train near the Khurshid station on the Cairo-to-Alexandria line.Why?There was no immediate information on what had caused the collision.

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The value of the Bolívar decreases dramatically

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The value of the Bolívar decreases dramatically

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What? The bolívar´s net worth is now lower than the gold of the videogame: World of Warcraft
Where? In Venezuela
When? 4 days ago
Who? The bolivar value is lower than a coin from a videogame

http://www.abc.net.au/triplej/programs/hack/venezuela-bolivar-less-valuable-than-world-of-warcraft-gold/8768056

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2016 was hottest year on record, international report confirms

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2016 was hottest year on record, international report confirms

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1. What? A report compiled by scientists confirmed Thursday that 2016 was the hottest year since tracking began.
2. Where? All around the world.
3. When? The report was made on 2017 about 2016.
4. Who? The State of the Climate in 2016 report, led by the United States’ National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) with the help of scientists from 60 nations.
5. How? Many nations came together and each one checked the temperature of there assigned area and send the information to US.
6. Why?. Because scientist found that “the major indicators of climate change continued to reflect trends consistent with a warming planet.”
http://thehill.com/policy/energy-environment/346064-2016-was-hottest-year-on-record-international-report-confirms

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Israel creates an underground wall against Gaza against Hamas tunnels

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Israel creates an underground wall against Gaza against Hamas tunnels

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1.-What? An international brigade of companies and operators is accelerating the construction of an underground wall around the 65 kilometer border of Israel with the Gaza Strip
2.-Where? Israel and Gaza
3.- When? in 2017
4.- Who? Israel defense ministry
5.- How? Spanish technicians work on the job protected by the Army, according to the Israeli press.
6.- Why? Aims to respond to the threat posed by tunnels dug by Halmas militants, the Islamist group that rules in the palestinian enclave, to infiltrate sraeli territory.

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America Breaking down Trump's North Korea tweetWhat? President Donald Trump declared Friday morning that US military solutions are "locked and loaded" should North Korea act "unwisely."Where?USAWhen?This friday morningHow?By a social media “Twitter”.Why?

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America Breaking down Trump's North Korea tweetWhat? President Donald Trump declared Friday morning that US military solutions are "locked and loaded" should North Korea act "unwisely."Where?USAWhen?This friday morningHow?By a social media “Twitter”.Why?

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What? A woman is under police after she attempted to mail her newborn baby to an orphanage.
Where? Fuzhou, China.
When? Tuesday, August, 8, 2017.
Who? A mother of 24 years old.
How? Wrapping the baby in plastic bags.
Why?  in opinion of the local media, they said maybe she could not take care of the baby. She just abandoned her without saying something.
http://www.cnn.com/2017/08/11/asia/china-baby-courier-orphanage/index.html

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Ag. 11 2017 300,00 people disagree with the idea of French president Emmanuel Macaron in which he establishes a political charge to his wife as first lady. 

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Ag. 11 2017 300,00 people disagree with the idea of French president Emmanuel Macaron in which he establishes a political charge to his wife as first lady. 

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The president was clear about how his wife would not receive any public salary, but anyway people disagree in the establishment of this political charge considering it as irrelevant and unnecessary.

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1.What? One train was travelling from Cairo and the other from Port Said when the accident happened in the northern coastal city of Alexandria.

2.Where? Egypt in the rails from Port Said to Cairo
3. When? in 2013
4. Who? 120 people were injured
5. How? the train was going really fast and crashed
6.  Why? because the train couldn't brake

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9,000 Syrians Cross from Lebanon to Syria in Ceasefire deal.

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9,000 Syrians Cross from Lebanon to Syria in Ceasefire deal.

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What? round 9,000 Syrians including jihadists and their families cross from Lebanon into Syria as part of a ceasefire deal between a former al Qaeda affiliate and Hezbollah, the Lebanese militia.
Where? Lebanon and Syria
When? July 29, 2017
Who? Syrians  and jihadists and their families
How? Around 150 buses were stationed at the Lebanese-Syrian border Monday to transport thousands of Syrians to the Syrian regions of Idlib and Qalamoun.
http://edition.cnn.com/2017/07/31/middleeast/syria-lebanon-nusra-hezbollah-deal/index.html

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Yemen migrants killed in 'second deliberate drowning'

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Yemen migrants killed in 'second deliberate drowning'

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Dozens killed and injured after a train collied in Egypt 

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Dozens killed and injured after a train collied in Egypt 

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Trump has Fire and Fury locked and loaded

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Trump has Fire and Fury locked and loaded

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President Trump stated in august 10, 2017 that if North Korea decided to attack the US by any means, the US will respond with the 100% of their military. "If anything, maybe the statement wasn´t tough enough, we are backed by 100% of our military and many other leaders.
Gerrado Castillón

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Trump 'thankful' Putin expelled hundreds of US diplomats

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Trump 'thankful' Putin expelled hundreds of US diplomats

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What? Trump thanks Russian President Vladimir Putin for epelling hundeds of Us diplomats

Where? In Russia
When? August 10 2017
Who? President Bladimir Putin
How?"There's no real reason for them to go back," Trump said. "I greatly appreciate the fact that we've been able to cut our payroll of the United States. We're going to save a lot of money."

Why?because the United States is "trying to cut down our payroll."

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The risk of modern slavery is rising in the EU

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The risk of modern slavery is rising in the EU

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What? The risk of modern slavery has risen in 20 member states of the European, according to a new global ranking released yesterday.
Where? Romania, Greece, Italy, Cyprus, and Bulgaria.
When? August 11, 2017
Who? Verisk Maplecroft Human Rights Analyst Alexandra Channer believes the influx of undocumented migrants entering the EU has resulted in increased risks of modern slavery.

How? The idea is that business will use the anual index to identify where the risk of modern slavery is greatest across their business operations and supply chains, so they can better target their resources and efforts to prevent explotation.
Why? "Migrants are already vulnerable when they begin their journey -- they're generally fleeing countries of violence and extreme poverty"

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What?  15 EU countries as well as Hong Kong and Switzerland have received eggs contaminated with the insecticide fipronil.

Where? 15 EU countries, HK, Switzerland.

When? The European Comission will hold a meeting on September 26.

Who? Farms affected in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and France.

How? Eggs, coming mainly from the Netherlands contained a substance used to kill lice and ticks on animals (which is banned from the EU)

Why? The insecticide can damage people´s kidneys, liver and thyroid glands if eaten in large quantities.

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Africa leaps foward into space technology

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Africa leaps foward into space technology

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What? South africa has set its sights into space exploration and observation and Nigeria wants to sent their first astronaut to space. Also some other states are making other advances.

Where? In Africa

When? They are making preparations and they expect they can travel to the moon in 2030

Who? Nigeria, South Africa,Ghana, Ethiopia and some others

How? By taking small steps on the astronomy field

Why? They had the ambition of beating the USA and the Soviet Union in the past. In the present they decided to continue the project

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China's WeChat, Weibo and Baidu under investigation

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China's WeChat, Weibo and Baidu under investigation

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What?

China says it is investigating its largest social media platforms - Weibo, WeChat and Baidu Tieba - for alleged violations of cyber security laws.

The Cyberspace Administration said people had been using the three platforms to spread terror-related material, rumours and obscenities.
Where?
China
When?
Last month 60 popular celebrity gossip sites were closed overnight for corrupting "core socialist values," and a new regulation released in May requires all online news portals to be managed by Communist Party-sanctioned editorial staff.
Who?

China's authorities heavily censor the internet, routinely blocking content or search terms they consider sensitive.

Weibo is a Twitter-like microblogging site, WeChat is an instant messaging mobile app and Baidu Tieba is a popular discussion forum. They are all reported to have hundreds of millions of active users.
How?

In China, posts are easily traceable through registered phone numbers and most people already know well the topics and opinions to steer clear of.

But despite the tight surveillance and censorship, dissent still bubbles away and, ahead of a highly sensitive Communist Party Congress this autumn, the authorities are tightening those controls further.

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At least 36 dead after coach bus slams into tunnel wall in China

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At least 36 dead after coach bus slams into tunnel wall in China

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What? A long-distance passenger bus crashed into the wall of an expressway tunnel in China’s northwest.
Where? Northwestern China, Beijing.
When? August 11, 2017
How? Photos on news websites showed it being towed out of the tunnel with no sign of it having caught fire.
Why? Highway accidents are common in China because of high speeds, aggressive driving and a failure to leave adequate braking distance. The World Health Organization estimates that traffic accidents kill around 260,000 people in mainland China each year – a rate of 18.8 in every 100,000 people.

The Xinhua News Agency and other media outlets said the bus was the only vehicle damaged, although it wasn’t clear if any other vehicles were involved in causing the crash. Photos on news websites showed it being towed out of the tunnel with no sign of it having caught fire. Two children were among those killed, and all the injured had been taken to a hospital, the reports said.

Minister of Public Security Guo Shengkun ordered a swift investigation into the accident, according to state broadcaster China Central Television.

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1.What? 37 dead and 123 injured.
2.Where? in Alexandria, Egypt
3.When? Friday August 11,2017
4. Who? Two trains collided
5. How? The engineering team will be dispatched to the scene to examine the causes of the accident.
6.Why?
http://www.cnn.com/2017/08/11/world/egypt-train-crash/index.html

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A robotic crib rocked my baby to sleep for months

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A robotic crib rocked my baby to sleep for months

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What?
"I used a robotic crib to rock my newborn to sleep."
Where?
U.S., New York
When?
Agost 10, 2017
Who?
Samantha Murphy Kelly
How?
The crib mantaied the newborn soothed all night
Why?
It´s part of a new trend

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Ms. Myers
13/07/2017

Floods, landslides triggered by heavy rain kill 47 in Nepal

1. What?

Landslides and flooding triggered by heavy rain have killed at least 47 people and Around 31,000 families have been displaced by the floods and landslides,

2. Where?
Southern Nepal

3. When?
Aug 13, 2017,

4. Who?

The ones responsible for this undesirable event can be named as a natural disaster which was a very intense rain. These kind of events are very common and maybe humans can be an external reason for that event since the pollution is over the edge but the one responsible for these event was rain.

5. How?

The rain was so heavy and the city of nepal unfortunately isn't an developed city to handle those types of rain. The rain started to flood the city and destroying the whole city.

6. Why?

Right now in nepal it's the monsoon season. These season causes a great deal of rain in ways most of the cities in the Himalayan region can not handle.

Bibliography:

http://abcnews.go.com/International/wireStory/floods-landslides-triggered-heavy-rain-kill-47-nepal-49187174

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Russia just gave North Korea's internet a big boost

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Russia just gave North Korea's internet a big boost

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1.What? As the US cracks down North Korea, Russia is giving the rogue state a cyber lifeline.
2.Where? Hong Kong
3.When? Monday, October 2
4. Who? Russian state, TransTeleCom company.
5.How? TransTeleCom has provided a new internet connection to Kim Jong Un's regime, according to North Korea monitoring 38 North. Cybersecurity experts also confirmed the new Russian link.
6. Why? The US is ramping up pressure on Chinese companies to sever business ties with North Korea over its missile and nuclear tests.
http://money.cnn.com/2017/10/02/technology/north-korea-russia-internet-link/index.html

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China to shut down North Korean companies

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China to shut down North Korean companies

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1-What? China has told North Korean companies operating in its territory to close down as it implements United Nations sanctions against the reclusive state.
2-Where? In China
3-When? 28 September 2017
4-Who? China Goverment
5-How? The companies will be shut by early January. Joint Chinese and North Korean ventures will also be forced to close.

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Why Israel supports an independent Iraqi Kurdistan

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Why Israel supports an independent Iraqi Kurdistan

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1. What? Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu released a statement ahead of the referendum saying Israel "supports the legitimate efforts of the Kurdish people to attain a state of its own."
2. Where? Afghanistan and Israel
3. When? October 2, 2017
4. Who? Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the Kurdish people
5. How? At a conference on counter-terrorism last month, Israeli Minister of Justice Ayelet Shaked added her support, saying, "A free Kurdistan should be established, at least in Iraq. It is in the United States' and Israel's interest for this to happen. It is time for the US to support the process."

Relations with Iraqi Kurds can be traced back to the early years of the state of Israel, in the 1940s and 50s. Many Kurdish Jews who left Iraq to move to the new state kept in contact with their families back home. That turned into Israeli support for the Kurdish resistance in Iraq, beginning in the 1960s.

http://edition.cnn.com/2017/10/02/middleeast/iraqi-kurdistan-israel-support/index.html

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Damascus bomb blast 'suicide attack on police station',

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Damascus bomb blast 'suicide attack on police station',

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what? Explosion detonated from vehicle parked in al midan neighborhood of Syrian city, leaving as many as 11 people dead and more injured. It was a suicide attack bombing.
Where? In Damascus siria, a police station.
When? Monday October 2
Who? Four militants carried out the attack.
How? Militants targeted the station and crashed the police officers and civilians creating more than 10 deaths.
Why? This looks to be a terrorist attack, the government said, and they are looking into the situation

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What? Internet services have been shut down in Cameroon's English-speaking areas after clashes involving separatists.
Where? Cameroon English-speaking areas
When? 3 moths ago
Who? The authorities of the country
How? The authorities opened fire against the oposition who were calling for an independence last sunday, since then, the area has been lockdown
Why? Because there´s a region in the north-west part of the country calling for independence from the rest of the country
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-41468149

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At least 17 killed in Cameroon anglophone unrest: sources

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At least 17 killed in Cameroon anglophone unrest: sources

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What: 17 people where killed in Cameroon during the weekend in clashed links to a simbolic declaration of independence by Cameroons minorities.
When: First weekend of August
Where: In Cameroon
Who: At least 17 civilians of Cameroon
How: They where killed by police security forces

-Gerardo Castillón

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What? At least 58 people were killed and more than 500 hurt in a shooting last night. Witnesses said it lasted 15 minutes.
Where? It happened during a musical festival on Las Vegas
Who? The suspect from the shooting was a 64 year old man Stephen Paddock, is dead.

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Baghdad puts the squeeze on Kurds after independence vote.

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Baghdad puts the squeeze on Kurds after independence vote.

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What?    The Iraqi Civil Aviation Authority told international flight operators that all flights to and from Erbil and Sulaimaniya airports in Iraqi Kurdistan would be suspended.  Turkey's AtlasGlobal, Pegasus and Turkish Airlines, Lebanon's Middle East Airlines, EgyptAir and Royal Jordanian airlines announced Wednesday that they were are suspending flights to the area, in compliance with Baghdad's request.
Where? Kurdistan, Middle East
When?    September 28, 2017
Who?

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What The US-led coalition against so-called Islamic State (IS) says one service member has been killed and a second injured in a roadside bombing in Iraq.
How: improvised explosive device (IED) struck their vehicle on Saturday, according to a
Why: Because people invaded their country
When: In the past hours
Where: The Middle East
Who:  Isis

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Three years after Umbrella Movement, Hong Kongers back on the streets

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Three years after Umbrella Movement, Hong Kongers back on the streets

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1. What? As the city's government marked the 68th anniversary of the People's Republic of China, protesters wearing black braved stifling heat and pouring rain to call for the release of "political prisoners" jailed last month. Hong Kong has documented 39 cases against 26 pro-democracy leaders and activists since the protests, of which 21 are still ongoing.
2. Where? Hong Kong
3. When? October 1, 2017
4. Who? Citizens who want political figures or activists out of jail.

5. How? During 2014 many activists were taken to jail for fighting for democracy.
6. Why? The Hong Kong government has consistently denied accusations that cases have been brought for political purposes.

http://edition.cnn.com/2017/10/01/asia/hong-kong-protest-umbrella/index.html

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Trump Whiplash weekend heightens questions about leadership

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Trump Whiplash weekend heightens questions about leadership

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BiWhat?President Donald Trump has fumed and fired a health chief with a penchant for taxpayer-funded private jets, bragged about a recovery process in Puerto Rico that bears little resemblance to reality on the ground, lashed the mayor of the island's capital city for questioning the federal response, and viewed a golf tournament from the "commissioner's suite" at a country club that costs $500,000 to join.
When? Oct 1 2017
Where?at his Bedminster, New Jersey, golf club
How?Such poor leadership ability by the Mayor of San Juan, and others in Puerto Rico, who are not able to get their workers to help,"
Trump tweeted in part. "They want everything to be done for them when it should be a community effort."
WhyThe move, Trump seemed to believe, would appeal to the base of white rural voters who helped fuel his unlikely rise from reality television star to United States President. Polling this week seemed to bear that out: almost 9 in 10 Republicans surveyed by CNN said kneeling during the national anthem is the wrong thing to do. But among that majority, 32% disagreed with Trump's decision to criticize the players.

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Boko Haram: Buhari visits troops in Borno, as US gives $54m to Nigeria, others

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Boko Haram: Buhari visits troops in Borno, as US gives $54m to Nigeria, others

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Who? President Muhammadu Buhari and US President.

When? October 2, 2017 6:44 AM

Where? Nigeria, Cameroon, Chad and four countries affected.

What? The President’s visit came as the US released $54 million, in addition to humanitarian assistance to Nigeria, Cameroon, Chad and four countries affected by the Boko Haram crisis.

How? By sending troops and money to buy more equipment.

Why? To help the countries defend from the criminal organization knowed as Boko Haram.

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Spain loses 20% of its economy IF Catalonia splits.

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Spain loses 20% of its economy IF Catalonia splits.

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What? Spain economy will be  twenty percent less than it is right now (because Catalonia accounts for nearly a fifth of Spain's economy) if Catalonia decides to get divided.
Where? in Spain, Europe.
When? There is no specific date for us to know when Catalonia is going to get splited.
Who? Spain.
How? If Catalonia was forced to independently apply for EU membership, it would have to convince all of the bloc's current members to agree -- including Spain.
Why? Beause both have their own interests and Catalonia doesnt want to pay taxes to Spain.

http://money.cnn.com/2017/09/29/news/economy/catalonia-independence-spain-economy/index.html

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Abducted Indian priest was 'treated well' in Yemen

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Abducted Indian priest was 'treated well' in Yemen

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What? An Indian priest who returned home after being abducted in Yemen last year, says he was treated well during his time in captivity and does not know who his captors wereTeresa.
Where? Yemen
When? Last Year when he was abducted, the note is from 2 October 2017

Who? Father Tom
How?  The 58-year-old priest was kidnapped when jihadist militants raided his charity house in Aden. The raid also killed 16 people, including four Catholic nuns, who were from the Missionaries of Charity congregation, founded by Mother
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-41464633

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Egyptian militant group claims attack on Myanmar embassy in Cairo

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Egyptian militant group claims attack on Myanmar embassy in Cairo

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What? Egyptian militant group Hasm claimed responsibility on Sunday for a small explosion at Myanmar’s embassy in Cairo, saying it was in retaliation for that country’s military crackdown on Rohingya Muslims.
Where? Cairo, Egypt
When? 02/10/2017
Who? The egyptian military group "Hasm"
How? Egypt’s interior ministry has not commented on Saturday’s blast, which residents and media initially reported as probably the result of a faulty gas pipeline. Two security sources told Reuters that traces of explosives had been found at the scene. It was the first time that Hasm, a group blamed for several attacks targeting judges and policemen around Cairo since last year, has claimed an attack on a civilian target.