American, British and Russian Astronaut Land Safely in Kazakhstan...........

An International Space Station team including an American, a Briton and a Russian landed securely Saturday in the sun-doused steppes of Kazakhstan. The Soyuz TMA-19M case conveying NASA's Tim Kopra, Tim Peake of the European Space Agency and the Russian organization Roscosmos' Yuri Malenchenko touched down as planned at 3:15 p.m. neighborhood time (0915 GMT) around 90 miles (145 kilometers) southeast of Zhezkazgan in Kazakhstan.LIVE ON THEBLAZE RADIO, PURE OPELKA. An International Space Station group including an American, a Briton and a Russian landed securely Saturday in the sun-doused steppes of Kazakhstan. The Soyuz TMA-19M container conveying NASA's Tim Kopra, Tim Peake of the European Space Agency and the Russian organization Roscosmos' Yuri Malenchenko touched down as booked at 3:15 p.m. nearby time (0915 GMT) around 90 miles (145 kilometers) southeast of Zhezkazgan in Kazakhstan. The International Space Station group, from left, Britain's Tim Peake, Russia's Yuri Malenchenko and Tim Kopra of US, encompassed by ground staff, rest not long after arriving close to the town of Dzhezkazgan, Kazakhstan, Saturday, June 18, 2016. (Shamil Zhumatov/Pool Photo by means of AP) The International Space Station group, from left, Britain's Tim Peake, Russia's Yuri Malenchenko and Tim Kopra of US, encompassed by ground staff, rest not long after arriving close to the town of Dzhezkazgan, Kazakhstan, Saturday, June 18, 2016. (Shamil Zhumatov/Pool Photo by means of AP) All plunge moves were performed with no hitches and the team reported feeling fine as their boat slid off the circle and made a beeline for Earth. Helicopters conveying recuperation groups were surrounding the region as the case was plunging gradually under an enormous orange-and-white parachute. Bolster group helped the trio escape the container, roasted by a blazing drop through the air, and put them in leaning back seats for a speedy registration. Squinting at the sun, Peake said he felt "elated," including that "the scents of Earth are just so solid." "I'd love some cool rain at this moment!" he said with a grin as he sat in searing warmth in his mulish spacesuit. After a therapeutic registration, the group will change their spacesuits for consistent dress and be flown independently to their separate bases. Maj. Peake, a 44-year-old previous armed force helicopter pilot, has turned into a saint at home, reviving an enthusiasm for space investigation. He was not the principal Briton in space. Helen Sharman went by Russia's Mir space station in 1991 on a secretly upheld mission and a few British-conceived American nationals flew with NASA's space transport program.But Peake is Britain's first openly subsidized British space traveler and the main Briton to visit the International Space Station. He played out the main British space walk and was respected by Queen Elizabeth II in her yearly Birthday Honors List. He energized numerous at home by joining the 26.2-mile (42-kilometer) London Marathon — from 250 miles (400 kilometers) over the Earth, tackled to a treadmill on board the ISS with a reproduction of the course through London's lanes playing on an iPad. Peake completed the race in 3 hours and 35 minutes, a record for the speediest marathon in circle, as indicated by Guinness World Records. The trio burned through 186 days in space subsequent to their dispatch in December 2015. They have directed several examinations in science, biotechnology, physical science and Earth science. For Malenchenko, it was a 6th mission, and he logged up a sum of 828 days in space, the second-longest amassed time in space after Russian Gennady Padalka. Kopra has logged up 244 days in space on two flights. NASA space traveler Jeff Williams alongside Russians Oleg Skripochka and Alexey Ovchinin of Roscosmos will work the station for three weeks until the entry of three new team individuals.

Egyptian Court Sentences Two Al-Jazeera Employees to Death...........

An Egyptian court on Saturday sentenced six individuals, including two Al-Jazeera representatives, to death for professedly passing records identified with national security to Qatar and the Doha-based TV system amid the guideline of Islamist president Mohammed Morsi. Morsi, the case's top respondent, and two of his helpers were additionally sentenced to 25 years in jail. Morsi and his secretary, Amin el-Sirafy, got an extra 15-year sentence for a lesser wrongdoing. El-Sirafy's little girl, Karima, was likewise sentenced to 15 years in jail. Morsi was removed by the military in July 2013 and has as of now been sentenced to death for another situation. That capital punishment and another two — life and 20 years in jail — are under bid. The greater part of Saturday's verdicts can be requested. The two Al-Jazeera representatives — recognized by the judge as news maker Alaa Omar Mohammed and news supervisor Ibrahim Mohammed Hilal — were sentenced in absentia alongside Asmaa al-Khateib, who worked for Rasd, a media arrange generally associated with connections to Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood. The Brotherhood was banned and pronounced a terrorist bunch after Morsi's ouster. The three different respondents sentenced to death Saturday are narrative maker Ahmed Afify, EgyptAir lodge group part Mohammed Keilany and scholarly Ahmed Ismail. Egypt's relations with Qatar have been laden with strain following the ouster of Morsi, who delighted in the backing of the modest however well off Gulf state. Cairo additionally keeps up that Al-Jazeera's news scope of Egypt and somewhere else in the Middle East is one-sided for activist Islamic gatherings. A year ago, President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi absolved two detained writers from the Al-Jazeera English news system. Mohamed Fahmy, an Egyptian-conceived Canadian, and Egyptian Baher Mohamed were captured in December 2013. They were sentenced a year ago to three years in jail for airing what a court portrayed as "false news" and scope one-sided for the Muslim Brotherhood. The indictment of the two, alongside Australian Peter Greste — extradited in February a year ago — drew solid global judgments. Their long-running trial was snared from the begin with the more extensive political hatred amongst Egypt and Qatar taking after Morsi's ouster.

The Iraqi forces push into heart of Islamic State-held Fallujah.................

Iraqi strengths recovered the administration compound in focal Fallujah on Friday, making fast advances against Islamic State aggressors who have held the city for over two years. Commandants said they were near asserting triumph in the city, around 40 miles west of Baghdad, in the wake of retaking a few focal neighborhoods. Islamic State has been "broken" in the city, said police representative Col. Abdelrahman al Khazali. Overcoming Islamic State in Fallujah would deny the aggressors of one of their last fortifications in Iraq, and give a support to troubled Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi. Named the "City of Mosques' and typical significance to Sunni Muslims, Fallujah was the principal city in the nation to tumble to the militants.ut with the neighborhood populace regularly saw as being thoughtful to the radicals, there have been attentiveness toward the wellbeing of remaining regular citizens as Iraqi strengths advance. Government powers have been upheld by Shiite civilian armies, which are working on the city's edges have been blamed for human rights mishandle against those escaping. Help organizations said there was a sensational surge of regular people out of Fallujah overnight and that they were attempting to give even the most fundamental help to those uprooted. The Iraqi banner was raised over the nearby board working in the city, the Iraqi military said in an announcement. Lt. Gen. Abdelwahab al-Saedi, authority of the Fallujah operation, said Iraq's tip top counterterrorism strengths had encompassed the city's healing facility, where activists were squatted.

EgyptAir - Flight 804 Flight Data Recorder Recovered.............

Searchers recouped the flight information recorder from EgyptAir Flight 804, Egyptian authorities said on Friday, a day after the plane's cockpit voice recorder likewise was raised from the Mediterranean Sea where the plane slammed a month ago. A specific vessel, the John Lethbridge, having a place with Deep Ocean Search Ltd., could find and recuperate the second "black box" early Friday, including the pivotal memory unit where a large number of specialized parameters of the plane are put away. The gadget is being taken to Alexandria where it will be given to the Egyptian-drove crash exploring group, Egyptian authorities said in their most recent upgrade on the accident. Both secret elements were recuperated from a profundity of around 3,000 meters (9,843 feet), Egyptian authorities said. Egyptian authorities will attempt to concentrate data from the secret elements. The cockpit voice recorder is expected at the research facility in Cairo Friday, a man near the test said. Egypt has contributed intensely to update its capacity to concentrate such data, security specialists said. Once the flight information recorder is at a particular office where the data can be extricated, examiners could assemble vital data about what happened amid the flight in a matter of days if not hours, security specialists said. Investigating the information on the flight information recorder ordinarily is more complicated than making appraisals of what happened from the cockpit voice recorder. The leap forward means the accident examination group has now recouped the most basic things to decide why the Flight 804 smashed on May 19, slaughtering every one of the 66 individuals locally available. The plane was destined for Cairo from Paris when it veered off from its course while cruising at 37,000 feet, first turning left before moving to one side and finishing a full circle, specialists have said. The Airbus Group SE A320 show various flaw messages before all contact was lost, demonstrating conceivable smoke in the nose of the plane, including a basic electronic-hardware center point underneath the cockpit. The messages alone haven't demonstrated adequate to decide a presumable reason for the accident, specialists have said. Radar information additionally showed there wasn't a sudden blast that shredded the plane midair. Egyptian authorities haven't precluded any conceivable reason for the accident. Egyptian agents are relied upon to have the capacity to attract on outside help to investigate the discovery information. The French air mischance examination office, the BEA, which is supporting the Egyptian accident test has broad experience of separating and breaking down data put away on flight information recorders. Discovery producer Honeywell International Inc. has been requested that by Egypt give specialized help identified with the test. The flight information recorder is intended to store specialized parameters throughout the previous 25 hours of a plane's operations. It screens essential data, for example, flying machine rate and elevation, additionally smoke alerts, autopilot mode and control inputs made by the team In spite of the fact that mishap examiners regularly can utilize the data put away on a plane's secret elements to rapidly gather whether a noteworthy specialized glitch or other issue prompted an accident, the point by point examination can take months. Examiners commonly expect to issue a last investigate a mischance inside around a year from the departure of a plane. The need for Flight 804 will be to attempt to understand the computerized shortcoming messages to figure out whether pilots were doing combating installed smoke or even a flame or were battling other specialized issues. Egyptian authorities likewise haven't discounted antagonistic activity cutting down the plane. Both the cockpit voice and flight information recorders ought to empower agents to decide how pilots responded to the arrangement of cautions about issues with cockpit windows and smoke alerts, including inside a latrine and a vital electrical center. Information effectively gathered by examiners show Flight 804 flew for two or three minutes with no pain call or other radio correspondence from the cockpit. The grouping of occasions proposes the pilots might not have been controlling the plane that whole time, as per air-security specialists and veteran accident examiners. The precarious point of the wings and the sharpness of the left turn, as per some of these specialists, could have surpassed PC controlled flight insurances that stay basically under ordinary circumstances. Taking into account freely accessible flight-following information, the swing seems to have approached, or even surpassed, the plane's basic configuration limits, one previous examiner said. The flight information recorder ought to show whether the autopilot separated and the Airbus A320 was being flown with corrupted flight insurances.

Dozens of U.S. Diplomats Press Obama to Strike Syria's Assad...........

Many U.S. ambassadors have apparently called for airstrikes against the administration of Syria's President Bashar Assad in an inner reminder that added up to a scorching evaluate of White House approach. The "dispute station link" was marked by 51 State Department officers who have been included with U.S.- Syria approach, an official acquainted with the update told The Wall Street Journal. The archive more than once called for "focused military strikes" against Assad, who with the sponsorship of Russia and Iran has been battling an accumulation of agitators — including ISIS — for more than five years, the daily paper reported late Thursday. "Inability to stem Assad's outrageous misuse will just reinforce the ideological bid of gatherings, for example, Daesh, even as they persevere through strategic difficulties on the combat zone," the link read, by Journal. Daesh is an Arabic acronym for ISIS. Giving Assad's legislature a chance to confer human rights manhandle "against the Syrian individuals undermines both ethically and tangibly, the solidarity of the counter Daesh coalition," the link allegedly included. State Department Spokesperson John Kirby affirmed the link was being checked on yet would not remark on its substance. "We know about a difference station link composed by a gathering of State Department workers in regards to the circumstance in Syria," he said. "We are evaluating the link now." The "contradiction channel" considers all State Department workers to express difference on a strategy matter to senior initiative without apprehension of punishment. The office's representative manual says the individuals who express their dispute will get "a substantive answer ordinarily inside 30-60 working days."

The Dead tigers, stashed wealth cast spotlight on Thai monks................

The substance of the cooler at the Tiger Temple were grisly: 40 dead tiger babies. At another sanctuary, a police assault trying to capture a mainstream abbot blamed for tolerating $40 million in stole cash was ruined live on TV. Step by step, Thailand has taken after subtle elements of grasping sanctuary outrages that numerous say are stunning however not by any means astounding. The abbot at Wat Dhammakaya, a religious community north of Bangkok where Thursday's attack occurred, has been accused of government evasion and accepting stolen property. Police entered the sanctuary at 5 a.m. what's more, left nine hours after the fact with hardly a penny in the wake of neglecting to capture the abbot, Phra Dhammachayo. The emotional operation was telecast for the duration of the day, as a great many adherents overflowed the grounds to dissent the endeavored capture, leaving police not able to gently lead their inquiry. The abbot has rejected police requests to report for addressing and blockaded himself inside his sanctuary for more than two months, overlooking three summonses and a capture warrant. The sanctuary, celebrated around the world for its riches and monster UFO-molded brilliant stupa, says the 72-year-old abbot is excessively debilitated, making it impossible to meet with officers. The outrages have thrown a focus on getting out of hand ministers and offered ascend to reflection on the condition of Buddhism in Thailand, where it is the national religion. There have been numerous instances of friars manhandling their status throughout the years. Be that as it may, at times have two such exceedingly noticeable cases played outside by side on Thailand's front pages and touched off online networking with every day measurements of offensive points of interest. The National Office of Buddhism has been freely determined by the outrages. "This has happened for a long time, for whatever length of time that I can recall. There will dependably be friars blamed for doing terrible things," said Somchai Surachatri, representative for the National Office of Buddhism, an openly subsidized association that advances Buddhism in the nation. "There are 200,000 ministers. Some have lost their direction. It's an ordinary thing."

Hillary _ Clinton launches eight-figure ad blitz in battleground states............

Hillary Clinton's presidential crusade on Thursday revealed a multimillion-dollar advertisement battle in eight battleground states the nation over, offering an early look at what's prone to be an exceptional promoting war paving the way to the November race. The advertisements — which will air in Colorado, Florida, Ohio, Virginia, North Carolina, Nevada, Iowa and New Hampshire — concentrate for the most part on Mrs. Clinton's chance at the Children's Defense Fund, her endeavors to pass the Children's Health Insurance Program and other related work. "For Hillary, it's generally been about the children," one of the promotions says. The crusade said the publicizing rush is a piece of an "eight-figure, beginning six-week TV purchase," implying substantially more promotion spending isn't far not far off. While the promotions aren't specifically designed for assaulting hypothetical Republican presidential chosen one Donald Trump, the Clinton crusade believes it can utilize the advertisements to commute home its more extensive message.