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A Taliban suicide bomber killed 14 Nepalese security guards in an attack Monday on their minibus in the Afghan capital, Kabul, the Interior Ministry and an Afghan security official said. The Nepalese were on their way to the Canadian Embassy where they work as guards, according to another Nepalese guard who was wounded in the attack. It was the latest attack by the Taliban, who have stepped up assaults, including in the Afghan capital, as part of their summer offensive. The insurgents frequently target government employees and Afghan security forces across the country. Elsewhere in Afghanistan, a bomb rigged to a motorbike killed eight Afghan civilians during morning rush hour in a province in the northeast. And later on Monday in Kabul, a second Taliban bombing killed an Afghan civilian and wounded five people, including a provincial council member who was the intended target of that attack, authorities said. In the bombing that killed the Nepalese guards, ...

a 12 years old picture The Picture was posted in the school Whatsapp group last week, by one Miss Nafeesah Aderibigbe who is in the middle of the three female student bending down in the above picture, in the picture appears the CEO of AdubiTv . All the student agreed that the picture was taken 12 years ago when the school just started, the the school was called Crescent Model College, every one in the picture now laugh at each other on how they look back then. it was fun, thanks to Nafeesah Aderibigbe who brought back the old memories.

  NEW YORK/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump’s campaign raised $3.1 million from donors in May, more than doubling previous monthly hauls as he began soliciting donations to battle Democratic rival Hillary Clinton. But with spending that outpaced inflows, the New York real estate magnate's campaign began June with just $1.29 million in cash, putting it well-behind Clinton's $42 million war chest, according to federal disclosures filed late on Monday.

An Indian court on Friday sentenced 11 people to life in prison for murder in one of the many deadly religious riots that swept across the western state of Gujarat in 2002 and left more than 1,000 dead. Special Court Judge P.B. Desai rejected the demand for the death penalty after finding the prosecution failed to prove the charge of criminal conspiracy against the defendants.

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Employees at a store in Torrington, Connecticut came to the aide of a woman , after a man called her “disgusting” for breastfeeding her baby in public. The incident was captured on camera by the woman, Jessie Maher, and posted to Facebook where it has more than five million views. Maher said the man called her “disgusting” as she breastfed her child, and the two exchanged words before Target employees came to her defense. “You shouldn’t be ashamed of feeding your baby. He can go the other way. This is a beautiful moment. If he doesn’t like it he can go,” said an unidentified woman in the video. “Then don’t look, okay? I’m here protecting her.” Maher told that the Target employees made her feel comfortable in the store and that nursing is allowed in public in accordance with both Connecticut state law and Target policy. CBS reports the retail chain allows nursing in public areas of the store and in the fitting rooms.