Three dead in Louisiana theater shooting
A gunman opened fire at the Grand Theatre in Lafayette Louisiana during a 7 p m showing of Train Wreck killing at least two people and injuring nine others before shooting himself Officials said three people including the shooter died on arrival at the hospital The Daily Advertiser said the shooter turned the gun on himself after attacking others.
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Kerry pushes back against critics of Iran nuclear deal
Secretary of State John Kerry rejected opposition to the Iran nuclear agreement during the Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing. He said the alternative is not a better deal but possible war, as lawmakers discuss sanctions relief and Iran’s nuclear program with aides Moniz and Lew present.
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Bailout talks resume in Athens after tough reforms approved
Greece readies for new rescue talks with officials arriving in Athens to begin negotiations on a third bailout of about 93 billion dollars. Parliament approved two rounds of demanded reforms including tax hikes and banking changes, while Tsipras faces party dissent and pledges to shield low income retirees.
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Nigeria bomb blasts kill 29 in Gombe and 24 in Cameroon
At two busy bus stations in Gombe Nigeria 29 people died and 105 were wounded officials said. In Cameroon two suicide bombers struck a marketplace near the border killing at least 22 with 50 injured.
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