Teaneck High student prank ends in mass arrest
In Teaneck New Jersey police arrested sixty two students after an overnight break in at Teaneck High School. Officers responded to a burglar alarm around 2 am and found desks flipped chairs broken graffiti and balloons inside. Students reportedly urinated in hallways greased doorknobs and taped hot dogs to lockers.
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Homeland Security arrests 638 gang suspects nationwide
Immigration and Customs Enforcement and local authorities in 179 cities arrested 638 suspected gang members over a monthlong crackdown in March and April. About 78 faced federal charges, 47 state charges, and 113 were placed on immigration administrative status, with over 400 having violent criminal histories including seven murder warrants.
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Putin calls for Ukraine troops to leave east region
Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin urged Kyiv to pull military forces from eastern and southern Ukraine in a move seen as boosting anti-government insurgents who seize buildings. Ukraine’s acting president ordered renewed conscription amid claims of threats to territorial integrity and Russian interference.
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Scientists urge delay in destroying smallpox samples
Washington officials call for postponing destruction of the last known smallpox stockpiles kept in two secure labs in the United States and Russia. The authors warn synthetic biology and new vaccines demand continued protections, citing WHO discussions and a PLoS Pathogens paper by Dr. Inger Damon and colleagues.
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Xinjiang train attack blamed on self detonated blast
Chinese authorities say two religious extremists carried out a suicide bombing at a Urumqi train station in Xinjiang, killing one other person and wounding 79. The attack, the third major strike in seven months blamed on Xinjiang extremists targeting civilians, signals a shift from earlier violence against authorities.
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Teens aboard sinking ferry capture distress video
AP reports a viral video showing high school teens clinging below deck as a ferry lists during a spring morning crisis off South Korea. The footage stoked fear and questions about survival amid the perilous scene.
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