Disgruntled employee kills five at Florida factory, takes own life

ORLANDO, Florida - A US Army veteran who had been fired in April from his job at a Florida factory returned and opened fire on Monday, killing five people before taking his own life, authorities said.

Troops find stash of bank notes as militants flee city

MARAWI CITY - Philippines troops found bundles of bank notes and checks worth about $1.6 million abandoned by Islamist militants holed up in Marawi City, a discovery the military said on Tuesday was evidence that the fighters were pulling back.

Security issues dominate UK campaign after attack

LONDON - Two days from a national election, the United Kingdom's ruling Conservatives and opposition Labour Party battled to defend their records on security after an extremist attack that killed seven people in London upended the campaign.

Qatar shoppers stock up as rift bites

DOHA - Shoppers in Doha were taking no chances on Monday despite Qatari officials reassuring residents there was no need to panic after Saudi Arabia imposed a de facto food blockade.

Trump seeks 'much tougher' travel ban and expedited hearing

WASHINGTON - US President Donald Trump has called for a "much tougher version" of his travel ban and an "expedited" hearing for the measure before the Supreme Court.

SpaceX's first recycled Dragon arrives at space station

MIAMI - SpaceX's first recycled spaceship arrived at the International Space Station on Monday, two days after the unmanned Dragon cargo capsule launched atop a Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral, Florida.

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'Big unknown' dominates in UK's Brexit heartlands

WAKEFIELD, England - Until the Brexit referendum, Gary Hill had never voted.

Seven dead as explosions rock funeral amid tensions and bloodshed in Kabul

KABUL - Explosions ripped through the funeral of an Afghan anti-government protester in Kabul on Saturday, killing at least seven people and wounding dozens in fresh carnage that spiked tensions in a city already on edge.

Voters hope polls will bring rural boon

KANDAL, Cambodia - Millions of Cambodians voted in local polls on Sunday in what many observers are viewing as a warm-up for next year's national elections.

Turin stampede leaves more than 1,000 injured

TURIN, Italy - At least 1,000 people were injured, seven seriously, after a bomb scare triggered a stampede among Juventus fans watching the Champions League final in Turin, local authorities said on Sunday.

Trump 'does believe in climate change'

WASHINGTON - US President Donald Trump does believe the world climate is changing and humans bear some responsibility, US Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said in an interview on Saturday.