North Korea warns of war as artillery fire spikes across border
North Korea and South Korea exchange heavy artillery after Seoul accuses Pyongyang of cross border strikes to back anti propaganda broadcasts. The U.S. and South Korea pause joint drills briefly before resuming as tensions flare. Kim Jong Un orders troops to wartime readiness while Seoul vows overwhelming retaliation if attacks recur.
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No 2 IS leader killed in U S airstrike
White House confirms the No 2 IS leader Fadhil Ahmad al Hayali was killed in a U S airstrike near Mosul Iraq on Tuesday The death is described as a severe blow to IS though not likely to halt its operations It also notes al Baghdadi remains largely out of sight and outlines al Hayalis role in finance media and logistics for IS
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Cancer slows but does not stop Jimmy Carter’s humanitarian work
Atlanta AP report says 90-year-old Jimmy Carter faces brain cancer but will not quit his humanitarian mission. He plans continued Carter Center progress on eradicating Guinea worm disease and other tropical illnesses, albeit with reduced routines and possible IV treatments and targeted radiation. His family may travel to Ni to build houses in N with Habitat for Humanity.
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