Debate over releasing Sandy Hook 911 tapes grows
Relatives of Sandy Hook victims urge the Connecticut panel to keep 911 recordings private or offer a transcript as the FOI Commission ruling to release the tapes faces appeal. They warn against crime scene photos and political misuse while the task force weighs disclosure versus victim privacy.
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Deadly Iraqi Attacks Kill 24 in Tarmiyah Mosul and Baghdad
A string of shootings and suicide bombings in Iraq leaves 24 dead and 23 wounded. In Tarmiyah north of Baghdad two blast belts killed 12 soldiers and Sahwa militiamen, with a second blast at the compound gate. A separate car bombing in Mosul killed three police and four civilians, while an Abu Ghraib market blast and a northern Baghdad drive by shooting wounded and killed others. Officials spoke anonymously as medical figures confirmed counts.
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Dust storm triggers 19-vehicle I-10 crash in Arizona
A wall of blowing dust caused a chain reaction on Interstate 10 between Phoenix and Tucson, killing three and injuring at least 12 in a 19-vehicle pileup. Emergency crews used portable lights to reach vehicles including 10 commercial rigs and a tanker near Picacho Peak as witnesses recalled near misses.
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Assad tells envoy foreign support for opposition must end
Assad told Lakhdar Brahimi in Damascus that foreign backing for the armed opposition must stop to enable any political solution. The meeting clouds renewed efforts to hold a Geneva peace conference as the government and opposition remain divided over participation.
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Pakistan says 3 percent drone strike deaths were civilians
Islamabad reports to the Senate that since 2008 U S drone strikes killed 2 160 militants and 67 civilians across 317 strikes. The figure, far lower than prior estimates, sparks debate over sovereignty and civilian harm in Pakistan.
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