Man charged in series of highway shootings
A 27-year-old Kansas City area man Mohammed Whitaker of Grandview Mo was charged with 18 felony counts for nine highway shooting incidents. The spree began in March and reached April 6 with three victims wounded. Most shootings occurred in Kansas City. Prosecutors say Whitaker acted alone with no clear motive and more charges may follow.
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Stricter U.S. asylum guidelines issued by officials
Federal officials quietly issued new guidelines tightening asylum review standards. The memo to asylum office directors redefines credible fear of persecution to require a substantial and realistic possibility of success, boosting the hurdle for applicants.
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One Year Later at Boston Marathon Memorial
The Boston Marathon anniversary marks the 2013 attacks with three deaths and 260 plus injuries. MIT Officer Sean Collier, killed during the manhunt, is memorialized as the region honors him and mourns the MIT community ceremony in Cambridge. Senators Markey and Warren praise Collier's legacy.
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USDA mandates PEDv and Delta Coronavirus reporting for pigs
The USDA requires reporting of the porcine epidemic diarrhea virus and Swine Delta Coronavirus, and tracking movements of pigs, vehicles, and equipment from affected premises. Movements remain allowed. the agency cites testing, sequencing, and biosafety as steps to curb the outbreaks that have killed millions of piglets across 30 states and Canada. Tyson Foods warns of potential 2 to 4 percent drop in U.S. pork output.
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Avalanche kills 12 Everest guides on perilous route
An avalanche swept down Mount Everest killing 12 Nepali Sherpa guides and leaving four missing as climbers begin the season. The Himalayan Guides group said six guides had led climbers to fix ropes when the disaster struck on the main route to the summit.
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Britain
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