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A gunman killed four people including two court bailiffs outside a courthouse in Saint Joseph, Michigan, which is just across the lake from Chicago.  Both were former police officers with more than 25 years on the job.  The suspect reportedly grabbed the gun of one of the bailiffs and used it to kill him and his partner - other officers returned fire and killed the suspect.  This comes after a former soldier targeted and killed five police officers were killed in Dallas, over the police killings of black men in Louisiana and Minnesota. 

As protests against police violence against the black community pop up in communities across the US, Dallas, Texas police chief David Brown is proposing a solution:  "Don't be a part of the problem.  We're hiring," said Chief Brown.  "Get out of the protest line and put an application in. We'll put you in your neighborhood."  Police still have no clue about the mysterious initials "RB" which Dallas gunman Micah Xavier Johnson scrawled on a wall before he was killed by a plastic explosive charge delivered by a police robot.

The UK is set to get its second female Prime Minister who vows to build a "better Britain".  Theresa May has emerged as the sole contender for leadership of the ruling Conservative Party.  This comes after her chief rival Andrea Leadsom unexpectedly quit the Tory leadership contest, acknowledging she did not have the support to build "a strong and stable government".  Outgoing PM David Cameron plans to hand in his resignation to the Queen on Wednesday, and the transition will take place.  But anyone hoping for a return to sanity will be disappointed:  "Brexit means Brexit and we're going to make a success of it," said Ms. May. 

South Sudan's President Salva Kiir and first Vice-President Riek Machar have agreed to yet another ceasefire.  Days of intense fighting in the capital have left  after days of intense fighting in the capital left hundreds dead, and gunfire didn't necessarily stop when the rival leaders announced the truce between their followers. 

A South African court charged twin brothers with a plot to murder Jews and attack the US diplomatic mission in Johannesburg.  Prosecutors say Brandon-Lee Thulsie and Tony-Lee Thulsie and two others were planning to join so-called Islamic State in Syria.

An Israeli ultra-nationalist legal group is suing Facebook, claiming the social media giant is allowing groups like Hamas "to communicate, recruit members, plan and carry out attacks, and strike fear in its enemies".  The Israel Law Center (ILC), or Shurat HaDin, is seeking US$1 Billion for the families of some Americans and dual citizens Israeli-Americans killed in recent violence.  Palestinians accuse the ILC of trying to bully Facebook into becoming a spying tool against Palestinian civilians.

Legendary Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry is in a stable condition after collapsing during a show with his side project, The Hollywood Vampires, in Coney Island, New York City.  The 65-year old Perry reportedly suffered cardiac arrest.  The band plans to continue its planned gigs without him.