Newark Police Under Federal Monitoring After DOJ Report
DOJ found Newark Police Department repeatedly used excessive force, stopped civilians without cause, and stole property. The three year probe led to federal oversight, with officials noting many officers act with dedication despite widespread misconduct claims.
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Gaza rocket lands near Israel's main airport
A rocket from Gaza struck near Tel Aviv's Ben-Gurion Airport wounding one Israeli and prompting flight cancellations by U.S., European, and Canadian airlines. The attack occurred as Israel reported a missing soldier amid ongoing clashes with Hamas. International efforts to revive a cease fire intensified with talks involving Kerry and Ban Ki-moon.
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Eleven Parents Die After Nigerian Girls Kidnapping
In Chibok and surrounding areas in Nigeria, 11 parents of kidnapped schoolgirls have died within three months amid the mass abductions by Islamic extremists. A health worker cited seven fathers among 51 bodies brought to Chibok hospital from nearby Kautakari after a local incident.
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Jokowi Widodo Declared Indonesia's Presidential Winner
Jakarta Governor Joko Widodo known as Jokowi wins Indonesia's direct presidential election in a victory seen as for all the people. The former furniture exporter is noted for his no ties to the Suharto regime that ended in 1998.
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UK to open public inquiry into Litvinenko spy death
Britain announces a wide ranging public inquiry into the 2006 death of former Russian agent Alexander Litvinenko. The probe will examine possible state involvement by Russia and follow the case against ex-KGB officer Alexander Lugovoi and Dmitry Kovtun.
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