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The attack comes as Syrian forces are on the verge of reclaiming the last rebel-held areas in the country. Douma is the last town held by rebels in Eastern Ghouta, which was besieged for six years and had been heavily bombarded since mid-February.On Sunday, Syrian state TV reported that the government had reached an agreement with Jaish al-Islam, the last remaining rebel group in Douma, to leave the enclave in the next 48 hours.As part of the agreement, the group's fighters would be transported to Jarablus in northern Syria. In exchange, the rebels would release all prisoners they are holding in Douma.Jaish Al-Islam didn't immediately respond to CNN's request for confirmation.Talks between the rebel group and Russia collapsed on Friday. The Syrian government later resumed airstrikes in the rebel-held town, killing scores of people. Rebels responded with mortar attacks on Damascus, killing at least 12 people.Sources close to the Syrian army told CNN that the military had advanced nearly a kilometer into the Douma area on Saturday.Hundreds of people have been killed and thousands more wounded in the offensive on Eastern Ghouta, which was once home to an estimated 400,000.Around 130,000 people have left the enclave in the past month, according to the United Nations. Of these, 83,000 have gone to eight collective shelters in government-controlled areas on the outskirts of Damascus.Many have also fled to Idlib in the northwest, the largest remaining rebel-held area in the country.Turkey, which earlier this year launched its own military offensive against Kurdish groups in Afrin, northern Syria, said in a statement Sunday that countries with leverage over the Syrian regime had an obligation to help "prevent future war crimes and crimes against humanity in Syria." 1787

The FBI director, who until his firing last May led an investigation into possible ties between Russia and the Trump campaign, acknowledged that it was "stunning" to think that Russia could have damaging information about an American president. But he said that in Trump's case, he could not discount the possibility that the president had been compromised. 357

The exterminator said he wouldn’t have killed the bees, but rather have kept them alive and moved them. However, Lutz said it’s a tough call with that many people in one place. 176

The exhumation will be filmed as part of a documentary for the History Channel, A&E Networks spokesman Dan Silberman said, declining to offer any further details.Born in Indianapolis in 1903, Dillinger was a "notorious and vicious thief" who ran a gang that terrorized the Midwest from 1933 to 1934, according to the FBI. They killed at least 10 people and staged violent robberies of banks and police arsenals and three jailbreaks, the FBI says.Dillinger fatally shot after he escaped prison while awaiting trial on murder charges. He went to a movie with his girlfriend and was apprehended by authorities as they left the theater. FBI agents killed him as he made a move toward his pistol. 695

The effigy of Beshear was hung Sunday during a pro-gun rally in front of the Governor's Mansion in Frankfort. Eventually, the rally morphed into a protest of Beshear's continued coronavirus-related lockdowns.According to Gerry Seavo James, who witnessed the incident, a protest organizer brought the effigy out of his trunk and hung it up"Immediately as I saw that go up, as an African-American, there's this imagery of generational trauma, and you think of lynching and images gathered around getting lynched as entertainment, that image clicked in my head when I saw that," James said.Several lawmakers condemned the act, including U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Kentucky). 691