Police chief apologizes to Brown family in Ferguson video
Ferguson Police Chief Tom Jackson released a video apologizing to Michael Brown's family and the community after authorities said Brown, 18, was killed by Officer Darren Wilson on August 9. Brown's body lay on Canfield Drive for more than four hours as investigators gathered evidence amid a possible federal probe. A state grand jury is weighing criminal charges, with a decision weeks away.
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U.S.-led strikes target ISIS oil sites in Syria
U S led air strikes hit Islamic State held oil facilities in eastern Syria overnight and Thursday killing at least 19. Attacks aimed to cut IS revenue from black market oil earning up to 2 million dollars daily, with additional funds from smuggling theft and extortion. Pentagon says six U S air craft and ten from UAE and Saudi Arabia conducted raids on small refineries. Activists say fighting continues as Assad's forces reclaim territory near Damascus amid unverified chemical claims.
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Immigrant families miss follow up with federal agents
An ICE official disclosed in a confidential Washington meeting that about 70 percent of immigrant families released into the United States did not return for required follow up appointments. The figure implies roughly 41,000 family members failed to appear, with only limited detentions capacity and few deportations completed since May. The AP obtained an audio recording of the meeting and separately interviewed participants.
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Protest at U N Plaza Targets Iran Over Rights and Nuclear Tactics
Hundreds gathered Tuesday in Dag Hammarskjold Plaza outside the United Nations to denounce Iran for terrorism support and human rights abuses while its president addressed leaders. Tom Daschle cited jailed dissidents and John Bolton urged overthrow of the Iranian government, urging U.S. policy change.
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Kurds and Turkey Face Common Enemy in ISIS Fight
Kurdish fighters rush toward Syria to aid the battle against ISIS as Turkey restricts border crossings for fighters. Kurdish leaders warn the clash risks ending a long fight for autonomy and accuse Ankara of aiding ISIS, despite Turkey’s coalition role and Erdogan hints of broader military action.
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