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WORLD BRIEFLY
safe houses as a stream of Islamic State imams
came in to indoctrinate them, according to court
testimony and interviews by The Associated Press.
“I realized that I was in the wrong place
when they began to ask me questions on these
forms like ‘when you die, who should we call?’”
said the 32-year-old European recruit, speaking
to the AP on condition of anonymity for fear of
reprisals. He said he thought he was joining a
group to ight President Bashar Assad and help
Syrians, not the Islamic State.
The European, whose boyish demeanor
makes him appear far younger than his age,
went to Syria in 2014. He said new recruits were
shown IS propaganda videos on Islam, and the
visiting imams repeatedly praised martyrdom.
Far from home, unschooled in religion, having
severed family ties and turned over electronic
devices, most were in little position to judge.
Associated Press
Northern Calif. wildire
forces 4,000 to evacuate
LOWER LAKE, Calif. — A wildire
destroyed at least 10 homes and forced some
4,000 of people to lee their homes as lames
jumped a road and moved into a Northern Cali-
fornia town located miles away from a devastat-
ing wildire nearly a year ago.
The ire reached Main Street in Lower Lake, a
town of about 1,200 about 90 miles north of San
Francisco, on Sunday and burned the post ofice,
a winery, a Habitat for Humanity ofice and sev-
eral businesses as thick, black smoke loomed
over the small downtown strip. Staff at a hos-
pital in Clearlake, a neighboring town of about
15,000, rushed to transfer 16 patients to another
hospital while ireighters carried goats and other
animals to safety as homes burned around them.
The blaze was one of 11 large wildires burn-
ing in California, where high temperatures com-
bined with parched conditions brought on by a
ive-year drought raised the ire danger. In cen-
tral California, a day-old wildire burned 20
structures and threatened 150 homes.
Oficials conirmed 10 homes around Lower
Lake were burned, although witnesses said
they could see more. Tragically, the Habitat for
Humanity ofice was working to raise money to
help rebuild homes destroyed by a devastating
wildire that killed four people and destroyed
more than 1,300 homes nearly a year ago.
“Emotions are still incredibly raw from the
Valley Fire,” said state Sen. Mike McGuire
about last year’s wildire.
Inside an Olympian’s
testosterone ordeal
RIO DE JANEIRO — The young athlete,
now competing at the Rio Games, always con-
sidered herself to be a girl just like the others, a
girl who loved to run. Then the governing body
of track and ield told her she was different, so
different that her track career could be over.
Marked “conidential” and signed “best
sporting regards,” the letter outlined a choice for
the athlete: Open herself up to a panel of med-
AP Photo/Josh Edelson
A truck burns in the town of Lower Lake, Calif., on Sunday. Flames continue to burn out
of control in the area. The fire was creating its own weather pattern and shifted north-
ward into Lower Lake in the afternoon, said Suzie Blankenship, a spokeswoman for the
California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection.
ical experts who could recommend surgery or
chemical treatment to reduce her testosterone
levels, or stop competing.
She had fallen foul of the International Asso-
ciation of Athletics Federations’ rules aimed
at providing a fair playing ield for women by
keeping out athletes with high testosterone, a
naturally occurring strength-building hormone.
The IAAF’s medical director at the time told
track authorities in the athlete’s country that
blood and urine tests detected testosterone lev-
els that were “abnormally high.” The suspected
cause, wrote Dr. Gabriel Dolle, wasn’t doping
but another hot-button issue likely to lare in the
Rio Olympics’ inal week: hyperandrogenism.
Had the athlete not been a runner, she might
never have known of her condition. It was
lagged up by IAAF tests that look for banned
drugs. The athlete was stunned when told that
her testosterone pointed to hyperandrogenism,
her then-coach told The Associated Press.
Islamic State gets
know-nothing recruits
and rejoices
PARIS — The jihadi employment form asked
the recruits, on a scale of 1 to 3, to rate their knowl-
edge of Islam. And the Islamic State applicants,
herded into a hangar somewhere at the Syria-Turkey
border, turned out to be overwhelmingly ignorant.
The extremist group could hardly have
hoped for better.
At the height of Islamic State’s drive for foot
soldiers in 2013 and 2014, typical recruits included
the group of Frenchmen who went bar-hopping
with their recruiter back home, the recent Euro-
pean convert who now hesitantly describes him-
self as gay, and two Britons who ordered “The
Koran for Dummies” and “Islam for Dummies”
from Amazon to prepare for jihad abroad. Their
intake process complete, they were grouped in
Trump looking to
institute political
tests for immigrants
JERSEY CITY, N.J. — Donald Trump will
declare an end to nation building if elected president,
replacing it with what aides described as “foreign
policy realism” focused on destroying the Islamic
State group and other extremist organizations.
In a speech the Republican presidential nominee
will deliver on Monday in Ohio, Trump will argue
that the country needs to work with anyone that
shares that mission, regardless of other ideological
and strategic disagreements. Any country that wants
to work with the U.S. to defeat “radical Islamic ter-
rorism” will be a U.S. ally, he is expected to say.
“Mr. Trump’s speech will explain that while
we can’t choose our friends, we must always
recognize our enemies,” Trump senior policy
adviser Stephen Miller said Sunday.
On the eve of the speech, the Clinton cam-
paign slammed Trump’s campaign manager
for ties to Russia and pro-Kremlin interests,
an apparent reference to a New York Times
story published Sunday night. The story alleges
Paul Manafort received $12.7 million from
Ukraine’s former pro-Russia president and his
political party for consultant work over a ive-
year period.
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Three 9 week old kittens missing since Monday July 18th from
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