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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 2015

Page

2

FBI Says San Bernardino Shooters Radicalized Two Years Earlier

FBI Director James Comey outlined the couple’s path to extremism, noting Farook and Malik embraced radical Islamic ideology by 2013. Investigators weigh whether the husband planned a 2012 attack, and Malik’s extremism predated her U.S. arrival and online ties. ISIL influence is considered but not sole motive.

Washington San Bernardino U.S FBI James Comey Syed Rizwan Farook Tashfeen Malik Malik Comey Senate Judiciary Committee ISIL

Trump dominance in GOP race drowns rivals in NH

In Manchester AP reports Donald Trump campaigns less yet dominates the scene with sharp insults and high profile pronouncements. Rivals like Jeb Bush grow frustrated as Clinton press ahead. Bush warns Trump’s tactics could aid Clinton’s path to the White House.

Manchester N.H Donald Trump GOP Iowa New Hampshire South Carolina Trump Hillary Clinton Florida Jeb Bush Bush Barack Obama Clinton

Carter signals more U S help to retake Ramadi in Iraq

Defense Secretary Ash Carter told the Senate Armed Services Committee the United States stands ready to send additional personnel and attack helicopters to Iraq to aid Iraqi forces in retaking Ramadi. He cited U S provided training, equipment, and engineering support and said extra advisers could accompany Iraqi forces if requested by Prime Minister Haider al Abadi.

Washington U.S Iraq Defense Ash Carter Ramadi Anbar United States Haider al-Abadi Carter Senate Armed Services Committee Obama Beirut Paris San Bernardino California Syria

Evacuation in Homs as rebels leave Waer district

Amid a local truce hundreds of rebels and families evacuate the Waer neighborhood in Homs to bolster government control. Opposition groups meet in Riyadh to form a united front as major powers seek a cease-fire and talks to end Syria's conflict.

Homs Syria Saudi Arabia U.N U.S Waer Riyadh

Chicago mayor apologizes for teen death and reforms

Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel faced a police scandal is under pressure as calls for his resignation grow. He apologized for the fatal shooting of a black teen by a white officer, pledged "complete and total" reform, and said the crisis is his responsibility. A recall move has been proposed by a state lawmaker, but Emanuel plans to stay in office and seeks healing starting with his own accountability.

Chicago Rahm Emanuel City Hall White House Emanuel

Cloudy Skies Forecast With Near Record Humidity

The forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies and a near record humidity of 63 percent. Overnight temperatures are expected to dip modestly with a low around the upper 50s. A 1987 high of 161 degrees is noted in historical records for context, but tonight’s conditions focus on cloud cover and humidity.

Planned Parenthood suspect declares himself a warrior for the babies

Robert Lewis Dear, 57, the Colorado Springs suspect in the Planned Parenthood attack, interrupted a hearing to admit guilt and say he is a warrior for the babies. He faces 179 counts of first degree murder, attempted murder, and other crimes. Declarations and questions regarding his mental state dominated the session as prosecutors pursue trial.

Colorado Springs Colo Colorado King James Holmes Dear Planned Parenthood Holmes Associated Press Gilbert A. Martinez Barbara Mescher Micheau Moncks Corner South Carolina Garrett Swasey Uni Versity Ke’Arie Stewart Jennifer Markovsky John Suthers Martinez Andy Cross Denver Post Robert Lewis Dear Gilbert Martinez

Colorado Springs Planned Parenthood attack leaves officers shot and one dead

The Colorado Springs gunman opened fire outside a Planned Parenthood clinic, injuring five officers and killing one. Officer Garrett Swasey and two civilians died as SWAT teams pursued the shooter, identified as 57-year-old Robert Lewis Dear, who surrendered five hours after the attack began.

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