Green Berets believed Afghan hospital under Taliban control
Army Green Berets who requested the Oct. 3 airstrike on Doctors without Borders hospital in Afghanistan knew it was a functioning facility but thought it was controlled by the Taliban. The attack killed up to 30 people and raised questions of potential international law violations.
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Hispanics Give Trump Low Favorability in AP GfK Poll
AP GfK survey shows Donald Trump widely unpopular among Hispanics with 72 percent viewing him unfavorably and only 11 percent favorable. Jeb Bush and Marco Rubio labeled as favorites by some Hispanics, but broader support remains thin. Janet Murguia of the National Council of La Raza calls the results unsurprising.
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Massive 75 magnitude earthquake devastates Afghanistan and Pakistan
A powerful 75 magnitude earthquake centered in the Hindu Kush killed at least 263 people in Afghanistan and Pakistan. Officials report 228 dead in Pakistan and 33 in Afghanistan with hundreds injured as remote areas lose power and communications.
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Netanyahu orders review of Jerusalem Palestinian residency
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered a review of Palestinian neighborhoods in east Jerusalem that could strip residency rights from tens of thousands. The move follows weeks of violence centered in east Jerusalem and could provoke unrest and international condemnation amid long standing disputes over the city’s status.
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New York AG seeks speed validation from major Internet providers
New York Attorney General asks Time Warner Cable, Cablevision, and Verizon to prove advertised access speeds for premium services. The office seeks 2011 to present service levels disclosures, claimed speeds, substantiation, customer complaints, and interconnection agreements.
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Prosecutor details OSU parade crash as intentional act
Payne County prosecutors say Adacia Chambers ran a red light and bypassed a barricade before driving into spectators at OSU homecoming, killing four and injuring about 46. Bail set at 1 million with psychological evaluation. prosecutors seek more witness interviews.
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Boehner presses final budget bid before exit
House Speaker John Boehner pushes a two year budget and debt ceiling deal with President Obama before handing power to Rep. Paul Ryan. The plan would avert government clashes until after the 2016 election, with $80 billion in relief split as $50 billion first year and $30 billion second year. Congress faces November debt limit and December spending crunches.
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