JFK Airport plot convicts two men in 2007 case
Two men Russell Defreitas and Abdul Kadir were convicted in New York of conspiring to blow up jet fuel tanks at John F. Kennedy International Airport. The defendants sought a large explosion to retaliate for perceived Muslim oppression and were arrested after an informant infiltrated the plan.
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Maine boy found after wandering. marijuana plants found
Police in Vienna Maine report a 3 year old boy wandered from home and was found unhurt by a Maine Warden Service pilot two hours later in tall grass near his home. Authorities say 147 marijuana plants were discovered inside the boy's residence and his father Jonathan Lehr 41 faces marijuana cultivation charges involving a child welfare issue.
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Obama says Iraq war near end as troops withdraw
President Obama declared the Iraq war nearing completion on schedule with a plan to withdraw combat forces by month’s end. A 50,000 troop transition force will train Iraqi security forces and support civilian efforts, under a 2008 agreement all U.S. troops exit by next year. In Atlanta, he framed the shift to civilian diplomacy while warning of ongoing violence and political impasse in Iraq and regional strain in Afghanistan.
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Wildfires rage across central Russia killing at least forty
In central and western Russia, wildfires have raised the death toll to 40 as millions of Muscovites endure smoke from peat bog fires. Fire crews fight hundreds of new blazes after heat and drought, with Emergencies Ministry saying about 500 fresh fires appeared nationwide in 24 hours but most were contained.
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Romania halts racist coin honoring prewar leader
Romania's central bank released a coin honoring Miron Cristea, a patriarch who led the Romanian Orthodox Church and served as prime minister before World War II, prompting protests from Romanian Jews and a U S Holocaust Memorial Museum director who called the decision shocking.
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