Tornadoes Leave Dozens Injured and 1 Dead in Midwest US

Tornadoes have touched down in multiple states as another storm system moves across the US, on Sunday.

Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, and Oklahoma reported twisters touching down.

Damage was seen in all of the states, including part of Interstate 40 in Oklahoma.

Dozens have been injured throughout their paths and one person was killed in Shawnee, Oklahoma.

Danger from the twisters could last throughout the night and on into Monday morning.

Gunmen Kill 10 Police, Kidnap 5 in Iraq

For the second day in a row police officers have been kidnapped in Iraq.

Gunmen attacked a police station in Rawah, on Sunday evening.

Ten officers were killed and five were taken.

The gunmen also burned a nearby army outpost after chasing the soldiers off.

On Saturday, ten officers were kidnapped from Ramadi.

No one has claimed responsibility for either attack, but it is thought to be the work of Shiite groups.

One Person Killed at Tunisian Protests

Hundreds of people massed in protest in Tunisia, on Sunday.

They were part of Ansar al-Sharia, a group which the government has banned from meeting.

Protesters and police clashed, leaving one dead and dozens injured, including eleven police officers.

Police used teargas to attempt to disperse the massed people, but they refused to leave until officers fired shots into the air.

North Korea Launches 4th Missile

North Korea launched a fourth short range missile, on Sunday.

This followed their launch of three on Saturday.

All of the missiles fell into the Sea of Japan, and nothing was damaged by them.

For months North Korea has threatened to launch one of their mid range Musudan missiles.

The launches may have been a way for them to save face, while still backing down from their threats of using a more dangerous weapon.