Three NC officers killed in Charlotte shootout
Three U.S. Marshals Task Force officers were killed and several others wounded during a Monday shootout at a Charlotte home while serving a warrant for a felon illegally possessing a weapon. A second assailant fired on responders as armored vehicles stormed the residence, with a high powered rifle found inside. A woman and a 17 year old were later detained for questioning as authorities confirmed another officer death and multiple injuries.
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Charlotte-Mecklenburg
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Jennings
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Pro-Palestinian protests flare as UT Austin and Columbia suspend students
Police clash with demonstrators at the University of Texas in Austin as six protesters are arrested amid encampment blockades and pepper spray. At Columbia University in Manhattan, a 2 PM deadline passed with hundreds remaining. the school began suspensions of students for not leaving the encampment as classes near final exams and graduation.
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University of Texas
Columbia University
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Abbott
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Columbia
Manhattan
Ben Chang
Chang
Universi
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Europe
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University of Southern California
Harvard
University of Pennsylvania
Yale
Blinken presses Hamas toward cease-fire amid Gaza talks
In Cairo, U S Secretary of State Blinken pressed Hamas to accept an extraordinarily generous cease-fire proposal as Egyptian mediators shuttle between sides. Israeli airstrikes killed 26 in Rafah, part of a toll exceeding 34,000 since the Gaza war began.
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NATO chief rebukes allies on Ukraine aid delays
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg cautioned that slow arms deliveries have allowed Russia to gain ground as Ukraine fights to defend eastern fronts. He spoke in Kyiv alongside President Zelenskyy about six months of stalled U.S. and European military support, while Kyiv and its allies rush new aid to blunt ongoing Russian advances.
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