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| Belgian supermarket evacuated over presence of armed man - Belga |
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| BRUSSELS (Reuters) - A Belgian supermarket was evacuated after a man brandished a weapon in the store in Chatelineau, 50 km (35 miles) south of Brussels, the Belgian news agency Belga reported. There was no immediate indication of a link to terrorism and local police could not be reached. (Reporting by Alissa de Carbonnel; Editing by Angus MacSwan) |
| Thai junta says Google removing content with royal insults |
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 Thailand's government met with representatives from Internet giant Google, amid growing calls from Thai hardline royalists to bring those who insult the monarchy to justice, as many Thais look with uncertainty to a future without their revered king. King Bhumibol Adulyadej's death on Oct. 13 has thrown the country of 67 million into mourning. It has also led to the rise of ultra-royalist vigilante groups who say they will punish anyone perceived to have insulted the monarchy during a highly sensitive time for Thailand.
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| Hillary Clinton's campaign HQ evacuated over white substance |
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 The campaign headquarters for U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton was evacuated on Friday night after a white substance was discovered in an envelope, police said. The substance was first discovered by two interns at a campaign office in Manhattan and was taken to Clinton's Brooklyn headquarters, triggering the evacuation of the 11th floor, a New York Police Department spokesman said.
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| Oklahoma rejects Russian request to monitor election in state |
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 Oklahoma voting officials have denied a request from the Russian consulate in Houston to monitor the Nov. 8 general elections in the state, saying foreign delegates are not allowed into polling stations, an official said on Friday. The move comes as the U.S. government this month formally accused Russia of a campaign of cyber attacks against Democratic Party organizations to interfere with the U.S. election process. The Consulate General of the Russian Federation in Houston was not immediately available for comment.
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| Hooded gunmen threatened Venezuela congress commission -opposition |
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| By Alexandra Ulmer CARACAS (Reuters) - A half-dozen hooded gunmen tried to break into the offices of the comptroller commission at the Venezuelan National Assembly on Friday, according to the president of the opposition-led commission, who said the incident was likely politically motivated. The commission on Wednesday issued a report accusing PDVSA of corruption, saying about $11 billion in funds went missing from the state-run oil company while Rafael Ramirez was at the helm from 2004-14. "Armed 'colectivos' arrive to threaten the personnel just two days after we denounced big corruption cases in PDVSA," added Guevara, in reference to pro-government militant grassroots groups denounced by opponents as thugs. |
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