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ECUADOR-ELECTION-CANDIDATE-VILLAVICENCIO Former Assembly member and now presidential candidate, Fernando Villavicencio, gestures outside the Attorney General's Office in Quito on August 8, 2023. Fernando Villavicencio asked the Attorney General's Office to investigate former officials related to the oil sector of the governments of Rafael Correa, Lenín Moreno, and Guillermo Lasso as part of a criminal complaint that he filed on Tuesday. (Photo by Rodrigo BUENDIA / AFP) (Photo by RODRIGO BUENDIA/AFP via Getty Images)

Ecuadorian Presidential Candidate Assassinated At Event

Fernando Villavicencio, one of Ecuador’s presidential candidates, was assassinated at a campaign event days before the election.

IRAQ-SWEDEN-RELIGION-KORAN Supporters of Iraqi Shiite cleric Moqtada Sadr burn posters depicting an LGBTQ+ flag during a protest in Karbala on June 29, 2023, denouncing the burning of the Koran in Sweden. Iraqi protesters breached Sweden's embassy in Baghdad on Thursday, angered by a Koran burning outside a Stockholm mosque that sparked condemnation across the Muslim world. (Photo by Mohammed SAWAF / AFP) (Photo by MOHAMMED SAWAF/AFP via Getty Images)

Iraq Bans The Usage Of Word ‘Homosexuality’ In Media

Iraq issued an order telling all national media outlets and social media sites to stop using the word “homosexuality” and start using the term “sexual deviancy.”

Education Minister Chris Hipkins Announces Funding For Primary Schools In Auckland AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND - JULY 04: Children are pictured in a classroom after Education Minister Chris Hipkins announced a new primary school and more classrooms for existing schools in Auckland schools at Waterview Primary School on July 4, 2018 in Auckland, New Zealand. New Zealand primary school teachers and principals have voted to go on strike - their first industrial action since 1994 - after rejecting a pay offer from the Government. About 27,000 primary school staff voted "overwhelmingly in favour" of a half-day work stoppage on August 15 with the possibility of extending the strike to a full day. (Photo by Phil Walter/Getty Images)

Texas Elementary Teacher Fired After Joking About Killing Her Sister’s White Boyfriend

A Texas elementary school teacher was fired after sharing a number of offensive and racist posts on social media, including one in which she claimed to “enjoy being racist” and another in which she was upset at the fact that her sister was dating a White man.

Biometric Hardware Firms Display Security Solutions LONDON - OCTOBER 14: A 3D facial recognition program is demonstrated during the Biometrics 2004 exhibition and conference October 14, 2004 in London. The conference will examine the role of new technology such as facial recognition and retinal scans to determine identity to improve security. (Photo by Ian Waldie/Getty Images) *** Local Caption ***

DHS Identifies 311 Child Victims Of Sexual Exploitation

Over 300 minors and victims of sexual exploitation have been identified by more than a dozen international law enforcement groups who employed high-tech facial recognition technology to identify them.

Wal-Mart Dominates U.S. Retail Economy BOWLING GREEN, OH - MAY 10: Cars lie in the parking lot of a Wal-Mart as the sun sets May 10, 2005 in Bowling Green, Ohio. Wal-Mart, America's largest retailer and the largest company in the world based on revenue, has evolved into a giant economic force for the U.S. economy. With growth, the company continues to weather criticism of low wages, anti-union policies as well as accusations that it has homogenized America's retail economy and driven traditional stores and shops out of business. (Photo by Chris Hondros/Getty Images)

3-Month-Old Dies After Being Left Alone In Hot Car

A 3-month-old died after being left unattended in a hot car on a 101 degree weather day in Houston, Texas.

HAITI-UNREST-NGO-KIDNAPPING People demonstrate to demand the release of kidnapped New Hampshire nurse Alix Dorsainvil and her daughter in the Cité Soleil neighborhood of Port-au-Prince, Haiti, August 3, 2023. An American nurse and her child have been kidnapped in Haiti, a Christian aid group said July 29, days after the US government ordered its nonessential personnel out of the impoverished Caribbean country due to spiraling insecurity. The United States on July 31 said it would support a multinational police force led by Kenya to be deployed in Haiti, including by spearheading a push for the UN Security Council to authorize the mission. (Photo by Richard PIERRIN / AFP) (Photo by RICHARD PIERRIN/AFP via Getty Images)

American Nurse And Daughter Released From Abductors

The abduction of an American nurse and her daughter that made news headlines in late July has finally come to an end as they have now been released by their kidnappers.