Germany says Iran package will not fully compensate for USA sanctions
The bank now has a policy of not lending to Iran and other countries listed as high-risk by a global terrorism financing watchdog. The principal benefit Iran has experienced under the deal is a doubling of its oil exports to around 2.8 million barrels a day.

Rest of whiskey storage warehouse collapses in Kentucky
Environmental and wildlife officials were on the scene to determine if any whiskey spilled into a nearby waterway, he said. The images show a large mound of bourbon barrels amid the splintered beams and metal roofing of the structure.

Victims of deadly nerve agent 'handled contaminated item'
The man and woman are now critically ill in England's Salisbury District Hospital, where the Skripals were previously treated. Britain has accused Russian Federation of being behind the Skripal attack but the Kremlin denies any involvement.

Woman who swapped seats on flight gives play-by-play of possible love connection
The internet could not get enough the play-by-plays from Blair and her boyfriend, Houston. "Very attractive, beautiful. Switching seats on an airplane can be a tricky situation to maneuver, but for one pair it may have lead to love.

Apple Reportedly Snubs Intel 5G Modems For 2020 iPhone Family
That is when Apple will most likely launch a 5G iPhone that will also support the new Wi-Fi standard called WiGig (802.11ad). According to the report, Intel is regrouping and hopes to be back in Apple's good graces with regards to 5G modems in 2022.

Fanney Khan trailer: Anil Kapoor grapples to fulfil his daughter’s dream
Fanney Khan trailer has finally arrived and it is every bit exciting and quirky, much like the teaser and posters shared earlier. But as she sings "Sheila Ki Jawaani", she is fat shamed by her peers. "Our 'Fanney Khan' family would be incomplete without you".

Long wait has ended in Japan for execution of cult leader
Japan granted Aum official status as a religious organization in 1989, and it picked up tens of thousands of followers worldwide. Dozens of Aum Shinrikyo members were arrested after months of raids by police on hundreds of locations across Japan .

Ringleader of Tokyo sarin nerve agent terror attack executed
The 63-year-old former cult leader and the six were the first members of the cult to be executed. Some Japanese anxious about revenge. "So I don't think the story is completely over", she added.

Raymond Felton Returning to Thunder on One-Year Deal
Last season, Felton served as a backup to Russell Westbrook, averaging 6.9 points, 3.0 rebounds, and 5.4 assists in 82 games. Still, no one can deny the fact the Anthony remains a reliable contributor on the offensive end of the floor.

Three people still missing near Squamish, after falling 30 metres
The RCMP and the Squamish Search and Rescue (SAR) have since been attempting to recover the bodies from the pool. The bodies were in the third of a series of pools at the top of the falls that can only be accessed by ropes.

Missionaries of Charity nun arrested for selling babies in Ranchi
Mother Teresa, a Nobel Peace Prize victor and a Catholic saint, founded the Missionaries of Charity in Kolkata, India, in 1950. Meanwhile, an FIR has been lodged against the Missionaries of Charity for being involved in human trafficking by the CWC.

Nadal handed time violation - before match!
The Croat was stunned 3-6 1-6 6-4 7-6 (7-3) 7-5 by Argentina's world No.82 Guido Pella in three hours 12 minutes. Nick Kyrgios , seeded 15, unleashed 42 winners to see off Robin Haase of the Netherlands 6-3, 6-4, 7-5.

Police called on black state lawmaker who was canvassing her own neighborhood
The deputy called the woman, who was apologetic and asserted that she was just calling for the safety of her neighborhood. A black OR state representative says one of her constituents called the police on her for canvassing a neighborhood.

Facebook deletes Declaration of Independence text as 'hate'
Richard Allen, a Facebook vice president, outlined the company's policies on defining, addressing and contextualizing hate speech in a news release last summer.

Writer-in-chief? Internet ‘pours over’ Trump Twitter typo
If that wasn't enough noted writer JK Rowling's tweet in response to Trump made it another talking point on Twitter . Trump later recorrected his tweet, and Rowling continued obnoxiously tweeting about it.