North Korea: Seoul 'learned a lesson': Wall Street, European markets react positively to Chinese rate cut: 'Downtown deer' concern authorities

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North Korea welcomes agreement but says Seoul 'learned a lesson' The agreement between North and South Korea to defuse tensions has been welcomed on both sides – but Pyongyang indicated it held a different view from Seoul. FULL STORY »

U.S. News More U.S. News Wall Street, European markets react positively to China interest rate cut NEW YORK, Aug. 25 (UPI) -- China's central bank cut its interest rate to 4.6 percent as it hopes to calm two days of tumultuous stock market reactions after last week's Yuan devaluation. FULL STORY » Obama calls for clean energy push, calls out Koch brothers for opposing solar power President Obama accused the Koch brothers and other conservatives of pushing back against regulations that would enable growth in the renewable energy sector. FULL STORY » Washington wildfires now the largest in the state's history The wildfires ravaging central Washington were declared the largest in the state's history Tuesday. FULL STORY » World News More World News Spain and Morocco arrest 14 suspected Islamic State recruiters Spain and Morocco have arrested 14 suspected recruiters of the Islamic State in a joint operation announced Tuesday. FULL STORY » Alleged arson attack destroys temporary asylum shelter in Germany An alleged arson attack is suspected to have burned down a gym planned to be used as a shelter for refugees Tuesday. FULL STORY » Details on Ayoub El-Khazzani emerge as detention deadline looms A spotlight is being cast on Ayoub El-Khazzani, a man who was wielding an AK-47 in a train before he was tackled, as judges decide the charges against him. FULL STORY » Almanac UPI Almanac for Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2015 In 2012, former U.S. astronaut Neil Armstrong, the first person to set foot on the moon, died in Cincinnati at the age of 82. FULL STORY » Odd News More Odd News 'Downtown Deer' petting video concerns city officials Parks officials in Vancouver, British Columbia, said they are concerned about a video of the city's "Downtown Deer" approaching humans and licking their hands. FULL STORY » Humpback does a back flip for Nova Scotia whale watching boat A humpback whale's back-flipping breach was caught on camera by a passenger on a Nova Scotia whale watching boat. FULL STORY » Boy, 12, trips and puts hole in $1.5 million painting Security cameras at a Taiwan art exhibition captured the moment a 12-year-old tripped and punched a hole in a $1.5 million Paolo Porpora canvas oil painting. FULL STORY » Entertainment News More Entertainment News Taylor Swift teases 'Wildest Dreams' video starring Scott Eastwood Taylor Swift took to Instagram to tease fans about her upcoming music video for "Wildest Dreams" Sunday. FULL STORY » Floyd Mayweather buys $4.8M car Professional boxer Floyd 'Money' Mayweather spared no expense as he showed off his brand new $4.8 million car on Instagram Sunday. FULL STORY » Rob Kardashian runs into Kylie Jenner, Tyga during workout Rob Kardashian revealed he's back on a fitness routine after running into half-sister Kylie Jenner and her beau Tyga during his workout. FULL STORY » Science News More Science News Study: Tropical forests to disappear faster than expected Researchers at the Center for Global Development predict 714 million acres of tropical forest -- enough to cover all of India -- will be felled by 2015. FULL STORY » Health News More Health News Study finds people over 65 drinking at unsafe levels A study of seniors found that 1 in 5 people over age 65 engage in unsafe levels of drinking, with many consuming the equivalent of a bottle of whiskey per week. FULL STORY » Sports News More Sports News San Francisco 49ers' NaVorro Bowman flashes talent in comeback SANTA CLARA, Calif. -- It took San Francisco 49ers linebacker NaVorro Bowman just one play to send a message Sunday night: "Look out, NFL. I'm back." FULL STORY » Atlanta Braves halt seven-game losing streak ATLANTA -- Turner Field played small, almost like Coors Field, with four quick homers, but you could tell that the Braves were at home. They have rarely won away from Atlanta lately. FULL STORY » IndyCar driver Justin Wilson dies English driver Justin Wilson died Monday as a result of head injuries sustained in Sunday's IndyCar Series race at Pocono Raceway in Long Pond, Pa. FULL STORY »

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