The attack took place on a road about 45 kilometers southwest of Timbuktu in Mali's restive northern desert; 6 people were killed
Solar Impulse 2 pilot Andre Borschberg has now beaten the previous longest solo piloting record
Most recent Labor Department report shows US had net gain of 223,000 jobs in June
Tariq bin Tahar al-’Awni al-Harzi, whom US officially designated a terrorist last year, was dubbed 'emir of suicide bombers' by State Department
Officials say 90 percent of deal has been reached, but one key sticking point is IAEA protocols, which US views as insufficient because it would allow Iran to deny access to certain sites
Analysts say sanctions important first step toward accountability, enabling environment for peace
Tehran has intensified a media counter-offensive against Riyadh, accusing its regional rival of inflicting catastrophic suffering while presenting itself as a blameless peacemaker
Foremost among issues are a shortage of helicopters and personnel - plus a lack of coordination among African Union forces in Somalia
Officials have said there was only 1 shooter, but that they were searching for people who may have provided help before the attack
Security sources say those killed had taken part in Wednesday's fighting in which 100 militants and 17 soldiers, including four officers, were killed
Navy officials quoted as saying shots were fired and that employees at facility have been ordered to shelter in place; investigation under way as many roads are blocked off near site
US Secretary of State John Kerry, Iranian Foreign Minister Mohamad Javad Zarif sit down for more talks in Vienna after deadline moved to July 7
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