Teens drown after Red River swim in Shreveport incident
Seven teenagers from two families drowned when one stepped into deep water at the Red River late Monday afternoon. DeKendrix Warner, 15, was rescued by a bystander after first falling in. Police report an armed burglar in Atlanta freed a bound woman by her toes typing a message to her boyfriend for help.
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Nine killed in mass shooting at Manchester beer distributor
Omar Thornton, a warehouse driver captured stealing beer, opened fire at Hartford Distributors in Manchester, killing eight and wounding two before dying. Authorities note Thornton cited racial harassment. officials and family dispute details while Teamsters and company weigh motives.
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Troops Withdraw from Iraq Step by Step in Major Logistics Push
U S military bases in Iraq shift to giant post offices as soldiers shift from combat to inventory and shipping. Obama cites plans to withdraw all combat troops this month while Balad officials oversee the massive effort to move out equipment, vehicles, and supplies built up over seven years.
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Floodwaters submerge villages as Pakistan faces vast relief crisis
An Afghan family waits in a camp after their house was submerged in floodwater in Peshawar. Floodwaters surged into Punjab and the northwest, threatening crops in the breadbasket, with about 1,500 deaths reported. The UN warned 1.8 million people will need food soon as aid arrives from several countries, including six U S military helicopters sent to assist relief efforts.
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Border clash near Lebanon escalates with Israeli officer dead
In ADEISSEH Lebanon, Lebanese and Israeli troops fought Tuesday, killing a senior Israeli officer, two Lebanese soldiers, and a journalist. The battle marks the fiercest since 2006 along the Blue Line, with Israeli tanks helicopters and artillery strikes near the U.N. boundary.
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Market in Review Tuesday Rates Sink on Weak U S Spending
The 10 year Treasury yield reached 2.88 percent as rates on other assets shifted. The dollar dropped to multi month lows against the euro, pound, yen, and franc after a report indicating weak U S consumer spending.
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