News Bulletin -Revised-

The cabinet fails to elect president for the 44th time

No development has been made to elect a president earlier today as less than half of lawmakers needed to initiate the election process attended. Speaker of the Parliament, Nabih Berri adjourned the meeting till September 28th stating that the cabinet meeting would resume when all members are ready to talk.

Iran-Saudi feud escalates before Hajj

The feud between Iran and Saudi Arabia worsened as the annual Hajj pilgrimage neared excluding Iranians for the first time in decades.

Syrian’s return home marking the first formal return of civilians

Turkish official said earlier today that 292 Syrians traveled back to the Syrian town Jarablus from turkey. This comes after Ankara launched a military invasion two weeks ago to secure the shared border region.

Swedish court to decide next week on if it will uphold Assange warrant

Judical sources stated earlier today that the Swedish appeals court would rule next week if it would uphold the arrest warrant given to WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange over a 2010 rape accusation.

America’s intelligence chief said Russia hacks hacks U.S. computer networks “all the time”

America’s intelligence chief, James Clapper said earlier today that Russia hacks U.S. computer networks “all the time,” He goes on to reassure the public that the shift into a new president will “be OK”