Two men in custody after Boynton Beach mall shooting
At the Boynton Beach Mall two men were in custody after a Sunday shooting left 23-year-old Benno Charle mond dead and prompted a mall evacuation. Police say Jesse Cesar, 21, of Lake Worth, is charged with first degree murder and attempted murder of a police officer. a second man, Daniel, 20, of Boynton Beach, was arrested on related charges after Cesar barricaded himself in a Dillard’s store.
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Note onboard threat delays New York Portland flight
A New York to Portland flight carrying ex Maine Governor Angus King was delayed over two hours on Christmas Eve after a note about blood and death was handed to a flight attendant. The writer, about 35, claimed to be Jesus and sought a cure through shedding blood. He was taken into custody and hospitalized. charges were unlikely.
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Tammy Budek
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York
New Jersey
Storms rip through Southeast injuring three in Florida
Powerful storms damaged at least three dozen homes as heavy rain and strong winds swept the Southeast on Monday. Tornado warnings were issued in Florida and South Carolina. The worst damage struck Florida between Tampa and the Georgia line, where three people were injured and three homes destroyed in Columbia County. Weather officials attributed the damage to a likely tornado.
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National Weather Service
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Pope calls for ending world violence in Christmas Day address
Pope Benedict XVI urged peace in the Middle East and across Africa during the Christmas Day sermon from St. Peter's Basilica. He prayed for an end to war in Lebanon and Iraq, for dialogue between Israelis and Palestinians, and for the poor and exploited, urging global reconciliation and development.
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British raid targets Basra police station over death squads
British and Iraqi forces raided a Basra police station after intelligence that a renegade serious crimes unit planned to execute prisoners. Seven gunmen were killed as troops cleared the site, 76 prisoners were moved, and the station was destroyed under Operation Sinbad aimed at removing criminal elements.
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Basra
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Burbridge
Bush AIDS aid criticized for poor record keeping in developing countries
Investigations found the three year old fifteen billion dollar Bush AIDS program overcounted and undercounted patients and lacked reliable verification. Auditors blame shoddy records on urgency to spend, while officials say reforms and lighter reporting have improved accuracy.
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USS
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