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Fadhil Ahmad al-Hayali
Airstrike Kills No. 2 Leader Of Islamic State

While a coalition airstrike killed Fadhil Ahmad al-Hayali, the number two man in the Islamic State (IS), a counterterrorism analyst downplays the impact of his death on the group's operations. But an American National Security representative says otherwise.

Veterans' descendants were made to march in the Sept. 3 military parade in uniform.
12,000 Troops Set to March in Beijing for WWII V-Day Anniversary on Sept. 3

A total of 12,000 troops will join the Sept. 3 parade at the Tiananmen Square in Beijing. The march is commemorative of the 70th victory anniversary of China's resistance against Japan and the world anti-Fascist war.

Golan Heights
Israel Continues Offensive Against Syria Following Rocket Attack In Golan Heights

The second day of military operations continues as Israeli aircraft attacks target in Syria. Israel claim that their action is in retaliation after militants fighting for the Iranian-backed Islamic Jihad started firing rockets into Galilee and the Israel controlled region of the contested Golan Heights.

Kim Jong Un
North Korea Orders Frontline Troops To Be On War Footing Following Exchange Of Fire With South

Following the exchange of fire with its rival South Korea, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un issued an order that his frontline troops should be in war footing.

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John F. Kennedy High School
Gas Line Explosion Rocks Manhattan High School; Incident Injures Three

Three workers were injured after a gas line exploded at the John F. Kennedy High School in the Marble Hill section of Manhattan on Aug. 20. The explosion happened while construction workers are on duty damaging three floors of the building.

US Army
Two Female Soldiers First To Graduate US Army Ranger School

Two female soldiers are making history after setting the record of being the first to complete the rigorous Range School from the United States Army.

Under the CPC’s unifying banner, the people were able to channel their collective strength after Kuomintang-led troops suffered major losses.
CPC Admits to Having Troubles Recruiting Young Professionals

The Communist Party of China (CPC) is experiencing trouble in recruiting teachers. According to an article published in the state-owned newspaper People’s Daily on Thursday, Aug. 20, prominent Chinese university teachers as well as educators with overseas degrees are hesitant to join.

NASA's Mars Curiosity rover has taken an amazing selfie at the Marias Pass region in Mount Sharp.
Curiosity Rover Takes Glorious Selfie on 'Wettest' Region on Mars

NASA mission team scientists reveal Curiosity rover's epic selfie on Mars after drilling samples from the "wettest" region on the alien planet.

One of the photos of China's new anti-ship missile floating around the Internet.
China's New Launch Vehicle Unveiled

Photos are surfacing on the Internet showing China’s new type of anti-ship missile known as the YJ-18 accompanied by a transporter erector launch vehicle on the streets of an unknown location in China, according to a report by the Want China Times, citing a piece by the National Interest Magazine.

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) has photographic evidence of five gray wolf pups and two adults in Northern California.
Confirmed: First Wolf Pack Seen in California Since 1924

Wildlife officials have confirmed that a grey wolf pack has returned to California after the last sighting in 1924.

An estimated 50 million to 70 million people in China identify themselves as LGBT.
College Student Sues Ministry of Education, Appeals to Remove Textbooks that Classify Homosexuality as a Disease

The Beijing No. 1 Intermediate People's Court is pending the application of a college student who is suing the Ministry of Education to remove textbooks that consider homosexuality to be a disorder. Chinese textbooks clash with accepted notions of homosexuality in the medical and scientific community.

Foreign media claimed that Chengdu J-20,  China's first stealth fighter, is a rip-off of the U.S. F-22 stealth fighter and the Soviet Union’s MiG-1.44, an accusation that China denied.
China Accused of Designing PLA Aircraft by Copying, 'Referencing' Other Countries’ Fighters

China has been accused by some countries of designing its military aircraft by copying the fighters of other countries, after an Internet user published a black and white photograph of the "number 2013" prototype of the Chengdu J-20, China's first stealth fighter on a test flight, Sina's military news Web portal reported.

Huang posits that the parade is a warning to Washington not to interfere with regional disputes.
Beijing Restricts Use of Radio Signals in Preparation for End of WWII Parade

In preparation for the military parade commemorating the 70th anniversary of the end of the War Against Japanese Aggression on Sept. 3, Beijing has announced restrictions regarding the use of radio signals. The announcement follows several announcements made in the past weeks regarding other security measures.

China's Xue Long on research expedition in the Antarctic. The country plans to partner with India and Russia for a joint exploration of oil and gas reserves in the Arctic.
China, Russia and India Mull Joint Exploration of Arctic Oil, Gas Reserves

China, India and Russia have expressed interest to form a partnership to explore oil and natural gas reserves in the Arctic, a report by Politico, a daily newspaper based in Arlington, Virginia, said.

Chinese and foreign experts convened at Harbin Institute of Technology to discuss the future of China's space exploration program.
China’s Future Space Exploration Program Discussed at Harbin Conference

More than 200 Chinese and foreign experts convened to discuss the country’s space exploration ambitions at a recent conference sponsored by the Space Technology Commission of the China Society of Astronauts held at the Harbin Institute of Technology, the Shanghai-based New Outlook reported.

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