Gunman dies after police shoot him during Oregon college attack
In Roseburg, Oregon, Christopher Harper-Mercer killed himself in a classroom after two plainclothes detectives wounded him during a campus doorway encounter at Umpqua Community College. Police say nine were wounded and eight students plus a teacher died in the mass shooting, the worst in Oregon history.
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Russia launches cruise missiles into Syria as ground offensive opens
Russian warships in the Caspian fired 26 missiles at Syria from four warships disrupting ISIS and Nusra fronts while government forces push into central Hama and Idlib with Moscow air support. Targets included Raqqa Aleppo Idlib regions as US notes Moscow strikes extend beyond Islamic State.
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Aid group seeks independent fact-finding over Kunduz strike
Doctors Without Borders calls for an impartial probe into the U S airstrike on its Kunduz hospital in Afghanistan. At least 22 people were killed including staff and patients amid fighting. MSF urges the International Humanitarian Fact-Finding Commission to assess possible war crimes and establish accountability and humanitarian rules for aid groups.
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Nobel Prize in Chemistry Awarded for DNA Repair Work
Swedish scientist Tomas Lindahl American Paul Modrich and Aziz Sancar share the 960000 prize for discoveries on DNA repair that illuminate cancer aging and cell function. Lindahl emeritus at Crick Institute and Cancer Research UK, Modrich at Duke and HHMI, Sancar at University of North Carolina. A Coast Guard crew member reboarded a helicopter after inspecting the life boat from the missing ship El Faro.
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Federal investigators seek data recorder from cargo ship
Investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board arrive in Jacksonville to probe the 790 foot freighter El Faro's sinking during Hurricane Joaquin. They will recover the voyage data recorder and review captain owner communications to determine causes and whether retrofitting workers affected engine room power.
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