Vancouver festival attack murder charges filed
Kai-Ji Adam Lo, 30, faces eight counts of second-degree murder in an attack at the Lapu Lapu Day Filipino heritage festival in Vancouver. Dozens injured as a black Audi struck attendees. Authorities say terrorism is ruled out and the suspect has a notable history with police and health care officials. Prime Minister Carney canceled a campaign event as BC leaders planned to meet in Vancouver.
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North Korea confirms dispatch of troops to support Russia war
North Korea for the first time confirmed it sent combat troops to Russia to aid its Ukraine war. Statements from the Workers' Party Central Military Commission cited Kim Jong Un vowing to wipe out Ukrainian forces and liberate Kursk in cooperation with Russia. May detail troop totals and recent casualties referenced by Seoul and allied intelligence.
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Immigrants detained after raid on illegal Colorado nightclub
More than 100 immigrants were taken into custody early Sunday after a DEA ICE raid on an illegal after hours nightclub in Colorado Springs Colorado. Video shows agents outside the building ordering patrons to leave with hands up and others fleeing through a broken window. Officials say the club housed drug trafficking prostitution and crimes of violence with cocaine and undisclosed guns seized. Dozens of suspects were processed on a sidewalk with 12 active duty military members among detainees. Authorities did not specify detainee countries. A federal judge this month blocked some deportations under the Alien Enemies Act.
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Arrest Made in Noem Purse Snatching Case
A Washington suspect was arrested in connection with the Easter Sunday theft of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem’s purse at a D C restaurant. The purse contained about 3000 dollars, keys, license, passport, and a security badge. The suspect, in the country illegally, was charged with robbery in two earlier restaurant purse thefts and linked to possible card fraud.
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Russia launches wide drone strikes across Ukraine killing four
Ukraine reports four dead and several injured after Russian drone attacks and airstrikes across Kostyantynivka Pavlograd and surrounding regions. Officials say casualties include a 14 year old girl, as fighting continues around Kursk. Trump criticizes Putin while weighing possible sanctions and peace talks. U.S. officials call the coming week critical for any further involvement.
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