Seattle campus shooter charged with murder at Seattle Pacific
King County Prosecutor Dan Satterberg says Aaron Ybarra stopped taking meds to feel hate and wrote in a two week journal about plans. He faces first degree murder, attempted murder, and assault charges with a life sentence sought. he is jailed without bail under a death watch.
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Risks of Friendly Fire Span Wars and Lessons
The article notes persistent friendly fire risks across conflicts from 1758 to Vietnam. It cites George Washington’s detachment, Stonewall Jackson, Lesley McNair, and Hamburger Hill as examples. Expert Peter Mansoor calls for better training and precision to distinguish friend from foe.
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Attacks by militants sweep Iraq and Pakistan cities
Review of a week of militant gains shows jihadi forces advancing from Iraq toward Syria and striking Pakistan's major airport in Lahore. In Iraq, Mosul's fall and rapid advances threaten a broader extremist corridor. in Pakistan, the Taliban expand from tribal areas into Karachi, challenging Islamabad.
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Oregon high school shooting ends with death of student
Police say 15 year old Jared Padgett used an AR 15 rifle and handgun hidden in a guitar case and duffel bag to attack Reynolds High School in Troutdale Oregon. He killed a fellow student and wounded a teacher before fleeing and dying from a self inflicted wound. Police reported weapons were from his family home and secured but defeated.
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Itaquerão stadium faces first full-capacity test at World Cup opener
Brazil prepares to host Croatia as 61,600 fans fill Itaquerão in a first full-capacity test amid chronic construction delays and worker deaths. Organizers, VIPs, and officials risk being guinea pigs for safety plans and facilities performance. John Beattie of the European Stadium and Safety Management Association warns he would be nervous running such an event.
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Egyptian activist Alaa Abdel-Fattah jailed 15 years
An Egyptian court convicts prominent 2011 uprising activist Alaa Abdel-Fattah of organizing an unauthorized protest and assaulting a police officer, sentencing him to 15 years. The verdict marks a hard line against secular reformists after Abdel Fattah el-Sissi became president.
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