Graphic online photos linked to slain woman case
Police in Washington state say graphic photos posted online appear to show a slain woman hours before her body was found. Kitsap County sheriff's Deputy Scott Wilson said the photos and a post claiming to be from the killer were on two websites. The coroner has not yet confirmed the victim's identity.
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Scalia questions charges in Florida fishermans case
Supreme Court Justices questioned why prosecutors used a corporate fraud law in the John Yates case over destroying evidence about undersized grouper off Gulf of Mexico shores. Yates served 30 days after a jury found he dumped fish to impede an investigation. The Obama era DOJ defended enforcing the law’s plain wording on destruction of tangible objects.
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Hamas driver rammed minivan into pedestrians in Jerusalem
A Hamas militant drove a minivan into a crowd waiting for a train in Jerusalem, killing one and wounding 13. The attack, the second of its kind in two weeks, targeted the Noble Sanctuary Temple Mount site, escalating tensions amid failed peace efforts and Jewish settlement expansion. Palestinian motorist later struck soldiers in the West Bank, wounding three, as security forces hunted the driver. Prime Minister Netanyahu blamed incitement from President Abbas and Hamas, vowing a prolonged security push to restore calm.
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Beijing tightens security for APEC summit amid citywide cleanup
Beijing prepares for the APEC summit with thousands of new facial recognition cameras, production curbs, and mass city maintenance. Officials warn dissidents to leave town as security teams guard key venues while cargo trains move cars of holidaymakers out of the capital. Leaders from Xi Jinping to Barack Obama set to attend the 21 member economies meeting.
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U S diplomat touts free trade push in Portugal on Harley ride
U S Ambassador to Portugal Robert Sherman uses road trips on a Harley and a vintage Ford to promote a U S EU free trade deal. He argues removing tariffs and red tape will boost Portugal exports, create jobs, and lift Europe’s economies amid broader negotiations. Ukraine halts 2.6 billion in subsidies to rebel areas in Donetsk and Luhansk, citing economic strain. Pension and benefit payments to residents in conflict zones will resume after rebels leave, as Kyiv blames Russia for the fighting.
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