Pentagon says U S strike on MSF hospital not war crime
A U S military report concludes the October 3 Kunduz hospital strike caused by human error equipment failure and fatigue did not constitute a war crime. It cites unintentional mistakes and rule violations, with 42 killed and 37 wounded.
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Zika Found in Asian Tiger Mosquito Expands U S Risk Areas
The Pan American Health Organization reports Zika detected in Aedes albopictus in San Luis Potosi, Mexico, marking the first Western Hemisphere finding in the Asian tiger mosquito. U S states within its range are urged to prepare as albopictus spreads northward, potentially increasing transmission risk.
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Zika death in United States linked to Puerto Rican patient
The CDC reports the first Zika related death in the United States a Puerto Rican man in his 70s who died in late February after developing severe thrombocytopenia. Officials warn that the Asian tiger mosquito Aedes albopictus could transmit Zika in northern areas and urge preparedness amid Brazil’s outbreak and thousands of microcephaly cases.
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Battle rages as Syria clashes hit Aleppo city
Regime airstrikes hit two clinics a market and a mosque in rebel held Aleppo, killing at least 11 civilians while rebel shelling in regime areas killed 13. MSF says hospital in al Sukari district destroyed and death toll above 50.
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Sanders drops lawsuit against DNC in data breach case
Bernie Sanders abandons the December suit after the DNC cuts access to voter data. The breach involved Sanders staffers who ran 25 searches in an hour on Hillary Clinton campaign data. four aides were fired and the suit had sought access to the full database.
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