Chicago park shooting suspects charged in 13 injuries
Four men face attempted murder and aggravated battery charges for last week’s Cornell Square Park attack that wounded 13, including a 3-year-old, as they fired during a crowded nighttime basketball game in rival gang territory. The principal gunman Tabari Young, 22, used a military style weapon. Bryan Champ, 21, also fired. All four held without bond.
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Jackson jury told to the conscience of community
In Los Angeles AP report attorney for Michael Jackson family urged jurors to act as the conscience of the community and award damages for the singer's death. Brian Parish argued AEG Live LLC was negligent in hiring Dr Conrad Murray and not adequately vetting his background amid plans for lucrative concerts. Murray was later convicted in 2011 for overdose during preparations for This Is It in London.
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Kenyan president declares victory over mall attackers
President Uhuru Kenyatta said security forces had defeated the terrorists who stormed Nairobi's Westgate mall, reporting 61 civilians and 6 security deaths, 175 injured, three mall floors collapsed, and several bodies in rubble. He announced three days of national mourning and 11 suspects arrested. The siege drew global attention as al Shabaab live tweeted the attack.
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Scientists speak with 95 percent certainty on climate threat
Washington report notes top scientists compare climate change certainty to universal truths and cigarette risk. In Stockholm a UN panel may publish a finding that humans largely drive warming since 1951, with 95 percent certainty and possible rise to 99 percent in places.
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Earthquake in Pakistan Kills Dozens Awaran District Hit
A major quake in Pakistan's Balochistan Awaran district kills at least 39 as homes fall. Military rushes troops and helicopters to the area while aftershocks threaten survivors and aid is deployed with tents and food. In Egypt, a court bans the Muslim Brotherhood and confiscates assets, signaling a broader crackdown on its social network. Security forces raid schools and hospitals tied to the group after Morsi's ouster.
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