TSA reports 2000 firearms found at airports this year
The TSA has uncovered 2000 firearms at U S airports this year surpassing 2013 totals. Dallas Fort Worth leads with 109, followed by Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta 93 Phoenix Sky Harbor 73 and George Bush Intercontinental 68. Passengers found with weapons face local charges and fines up to 11000 dollars.
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Tehran US Rivalry Blurs as Both Strike Islamic State in Iraq
Tranian warplanes have launched several air strikes against Islamic State militants in eastern Iraq, with F-4 Phantom jets reportedly involved. Officials say Iran and the United States are quietly pursuing parallel campaigns to aid the Baghdad government, marking a rare alignment of former adversaries in a shifted Iraq war landscape.
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Shooting victim had sought protection order against suspect
One victim, Sharon Kay Berkshire, 39, had filed for a protective order against 39-year-old Jody Lee Hunt, who police say fatally shot four people at three northern West Virginia locations in a Monday morning incident. Hunt died by an apparent self inflicted gunshot wound after an all day manhunt. The shootings appeared targeted. Berkshire had obtained orders in late November and December 2013. Other victims were two men Berkshire dated and the owner of a rival tow truck firm.
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Detention Report Ties Wife of Baghdadi to Lebanon
Unconfirmed Lebanese press reports claim a wife of Abu Bakr Baghdadi was detained while crossing from Syria into Lebanon. No official confirmation or name was released and accounts conflict. The report cites security sources but provides no verifiable details.
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Israeli-Canadian woman in Kurdish ranks posts to reassure family
Gill Rosenberg, an Israeli-Canadian who joined Kurdish fighters in Syria, posted on Facebook to deny reports of her capture by Islamic State. She wrote that she is safe and signed off with her Israeli army rallying call acharai.
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Kenyan police chief resigns after deaths
Nairobi Kenya Islamist extremist group al Shabab attacked a quarry in northern Kenya killing dozens of workers ten days after a previous bus attack. Police chief David Kimaiyo said the victims were ambushed near Mandera and he resigned following the raids.
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Experimental Ebola vaccine shows no serious side effects
Swiss researchers report that early trials of Merck and NewLink's Ebola shot in Geneva involve 1.5 hour observation after vaccination. No major adverse events observed. some volunteers had mild fever and inflammatory responses.
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