FBI interventions curb shootings boost gun violence goals
The FBI reports nearly 150 disruptions or preventive actions this year aimed at steering potential gunmen to mental health services. Attorney General Holder highlighted the Quantico unit's behind the scenes work as part of broader gun violence efforts amid stalled congressional action.
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North Korea reveals cracks in Kim dynasty with Jang Song Thaek purge
Pyongyang openly linked to dissension after Kim Jong Un used the Jang Song Thaek purge to portray unity while critics warn of instability. Analysts see the public airing as a rare glimpse into a leadership in trouble as North Korea seeks to revive its economy and missiles.
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GOP lawmakers clash with hard right groups over influence
House Speaker Boehner and Senate Minority Leader McConnell publicly spar with outside groups such as the Senate Conservatives Fund Heritage Action Madison Project and Club for Growth. They claim these groups push money schemes and disinformation, eroding conservatism and prompting calls to replace them in primaries by purist candidates.
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Sign language interpreter linked to Mandela memorial scandal
Cousin and three friends allege Thamsanga Jantjie joined a mob that killed two men by burning them alive after stealing a television. They claim he was involved in the 2003 killings but never faced trial due to mental fitness concerns. The disclosures add to a broader scrutiny of the memorial incident.
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France urges EU fund for overseas military operations
Paris presses European partners to create a shared fund to pay for overseas interventions such as the Central African Republic mission. Germany and others resist, fearing rising costs and loss of control over how funds are spent.
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