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Google News ◆ Air Algerie plane with 116 aboard crashes in Mali ◆ In Gaza, at Least 16 Die at UN School Used as Civilian Shelter ◆ US House panel votes to authorize lawsuit against Obama ◆ 'Fifty Shades of Grey' trailer hits all the right spots ◆ Lawyers call for outside probe of 'botched' Arizona execution ◆ ObamaCare getaway: 5 US territories released from health care law ◆ Three die after tornado strikes campground near Cape Charles, Va. ◆ Across US job market, layoffs are becoming rare ◆ Paul Ryan's Proposal Hints at Change in Tone on Poverty ◆ Comic Con 2014: Five things we'd like to see ◆ New-Home Sales Slid 8.1% in June, Stirring Up a Growth Headwind ◆ Islamist group may be planning attack in Norway, police say ◆ Hamas has rockets that can reach Israel airport- State Department ◆ Roger Goodell wristslaps Ray Rice in suspension ◆ IMF hedges bets on asset bubbles ◆ Four Theories About Why Wal-Mart Changed Its US Chief ◆ Man Says Southwest Airlines Threatened to Boot Him Off Flight for Mean Tweet ◆ Nigerian Attacks Kill at Least 12 in Northern Kano, Borno States ◆ Texas suspends two players charged with sexual assault ◆ Yatseniuk offers to quit as Ukrainian PM ◆ House, Senate talks over VA fix in chaos as recess looms ◆ Shia LaBeouf appears in court ◆ Ford makes first profit in Europe for three years ◆ Morgan Stanley Settles Mortgage Securities Charges For $275M ◆ Jaguars owner says they won't cut Justin Blackmon ◆ Barclays asks judge to dismiss NY's 'dark pool' lawsuit ◆ Lampard joins New York City on two-year contract ◆ Brain power outwits Asian mobsters in sci-fi thriller 'Lucy' ◆ US Stocks Inch Lower After Economic Data ◆ A fresh look at broken windows

BBC World ◆ Algeria passenger jet feared crashed ◆ Gaza shelter attack 'kills 15' ◆ Sudan 'apostasy' woman meets Pope ◆ More MH17 bodies leave Ukraine ◆ Poland 'helped in CIA rendition' ◆ MSF allowed to resume Rakhine work ◆ Deadly ambush on Iraq prison convoy ◆ Inquiry urged into two-hour execution ◆ Venezuela trial 'test for democracy' ◆ Iraq MPs elect Massoum as president ◆ Google quizzed over deleted links ◆ More art found in Gurlitt's home ◆ Drone finds missing 82-year-old man ◆ Indian boy has 232 teeth removed ◆ GM profits hit by recall problems ◆ Suspect: Detroit shooting 'accident' ◆ Aruba detains top Venezuela official ◆ Colombian army kills ELN rebels ◆ SA teachers 'racially abused pupils' ◆ CAR factions announce ceasefire ◆ Taiwan plane crash toll reaches 48 ◆ Mirza hits back in nationality row ◆ Norway in Syria-linked terror alert ◆ Protests target Israel football club ◆ Europe lifts Tel Aviv flights ban ◆ Suicide car bomb kills 21 in Iraq ◆ Met investigated 18 justice campaigns ◆ Ex-boyfriend guilty of Jayden murder ◆ IMF lowers global growth forecast ◆ SA to block land sales to foreigners

reddit ◆ TIL an Indian flight attendant hid the passports of American passengers on a hijacked flight to save them from the Islamic terrorists. She died while shielding three children from a hail of bullets. ◆ Suspect in my hometown jumped into the middle of a pond to avoid arrest; standoff ensued. ◆ Jerry Seinfeld loves answering questions! The dumber, the better. NOW. ◆ My cousin found a 1992 Mountain Dew bottle in a ditch this week. Under the cap was a winner for a Super Nintendo! ◆ Driver Tailgating a Cyclist Gets Instant Justice ◆ Impressive Limbo ink ◆ Found a new roomie. High 5! ◆ Israeli shells hit UN shelter in Gaza - killed 30 people and injured 100 ◆ What's the closest thing you have to a superpower? ◆ Study shows that crows can perform as well as 7- to 10-year-olds on cause-and-effect water displacement tasks ◆ The flowers in this planter have migrated to the cracks in the sidewalk... ◆ LPT: When an elderly person can't hear you, speak deeper not louder. ◆ First Poster For 'Penguins of Madagascar' ◆ Svartifoss, Iceland [3008x2000] ◆ I turbocharged my minivan (with pictures this time!) ◆ B-24 being shot down by anti-aircraft fire ◆ Sassy Martial Arts Kids ◆ My father and his friends, 1971, enjoying an ice cream in the English countryside. ◆ Americans Really Like to Drink Beer, Says Unsurprising Poll ◆ Ray LaMontagne storms offstage during concert, saying 'Why don't you go the (expletive) home and talk?' to concertgoers talking during his set ◆ My Lego Art ◆ ELI5:How is it we have advanced medical science to a point where we can grow ears on mice but cannot grow hair on a bald head ? ◆ This is my famous homemade fettuccine and fresh tomato sauce. It's a process but it's worth it. Here's the recipe in photo form. ◆ Deaths in the Iliad: a Classics Infographic ◆ NSA reportedly tracking any internet users who research privacy software online

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