Chattanooga shooting suspect had prior mental health and substance issues
Muhammad Youssef Abdulazeez, a Kuwait born 24 year old, was treated by a child psychiatrist for low mood at age 12 or 13 and had struggles with drugs and alcohol. He recently spent time in Jordan to improve himself and faced a drunken driving arrest and job loss from a failed drug test. Relatives say these personal struggles may explain last week’s killings at two Tennessee military sites.
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Smithsonian starts Kickstarter drive to restore Armstrong moon suit
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U N backs Iran nuclear deal with six world powers
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