Wrecks Involve 134 Vehicles On I 40 In North Carolina
Authorities linked a large series of crashes on I 40 between Durham and Greensboro to speeding following too closely and driver inattention amid heavy rain and fog. No fatalities, 25 injuries were reported as 134 vehicles were involved in Alamance County and surrounding areas.
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Cal fires assistant coach over sexual harassment findings
UC Berkeley head coach Cuonzo Martin moved to fire Yann Hufnagel after findings that he violated the university sexual harassment policy. Hufnagel faces removal from travel with the California Golden Bears during the NCAA tournament amid ongoing termination proceedings. The accuser is not affiliated with the school.
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Putin orders start of Russian pullout from Syria
President Putin ordered a withdrawal of most Russian forces from Syria to coincide with Geneva peace talks. He said the air campaign had helped Assad regain ground and urged a staged pullout while keeping some bases and troops in the country.
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Ivory Coast Grand-Bassam attacked killing 18
An assault in Grand-Bassam left 18 dead as gunmen opened fire at a beachfront restaurant. Authorities revised the toll to 15 civilians and three special forces, with three attackers killed. President Ouattara chaired an emergency security meeting and ordered tightened security nationwide.
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Turkey launches airstrikes after Ankara bombing
Turkey bombed Kurdish targets in northern Iraq and detained 11 suspects at home after a suicide bombing in Ankara killed 37. Prime Minister Davutoglu said there are strong indications the PKK carried out the attack, with DNA tests pending on the bomber and a possible helper.
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