Girl 15 shoots brother in Florida home abuse case
National White Springs authorities say a 15-year-old girl, after years of abuse, broke into her parents locked room, took a gun while they were away, and shot her 16-year-old brother to death. Police documents describe weeks in a room with only a blanket and a bucket for the bathroom as the family faced abuse. The shooting occurred Monday at a small white house off a dirt road in rural north Florida while the parents were away for work.
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Keystone XL bill clears Senate committee vote
The Energy and Natural Resources committee approved the Keystone XL oil pipeline bill 13-9, with six Democratic sponsors including Sen. Joe Manchin supporting it. The House is set to vote Friday, signaling a collision with President Obama and Senate Democrats as Republicans push the measure forward. New chair Lisa Murkowski urged persistence despite veto threats.
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Far-right gains after Paris attack warn of rising support
The Paris attack fuels fears of a surge in Europe’s far-right and anti-immigrant parties across Britain Germany France and Denmark. Nigel Farage attacks Muslims while Marine Le Pen calls for action against Islamic fundamentalism amid condemnations from other leaders.
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Tail of AirAsia plane may be lifted to retrieve black boxes
Divers faced strong currents and silt as they attempted to locate AirAsia Flight 8501’s tail and retrieve the black boxes. Aims to lift the tail by balloon or crane with beacons still active about 20 days.
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Sissi signals Islam reform push amid Friday prayer in Cairo
Egypt's president Abdel Fattah el-Sissi calls for a revolution in Islam to purge extremism, using Azhar to push state-led reform. The move follows Paris attack links to Islamist violence and faces questions about the scope and method of change. Havana frees five dissidents in Cuba as part of a broader U.S. détente, with Obama signaling moves toward full ties and easing embargo tensions while details remain unclear.
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