Wisconsin Christian school shooting leaves three dead
A 17 year old female student opened fire at Abundant Life Christian School in Madison, killing a teacher and a teenage student and wounding six others before dying by apparent self harm. Police say officers arrived within minutes and no officers fired. The school, with about 420 students, planned safety drills but reported the lockdown felt real as families reunited afterward.
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Bipartisan plan to avert shutdown stalls over farm aid
A bid to extend funding and delay the shutdown faces snags as lawmakers spar over farm aid disaster relief and the farm bill. House Speaker Mike Johnson aims to push a stopgap into mid March, with discussions including up to 100 billion for disaster survivors and other aid to states. Democratic demands seek funding to rebuild Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge amid last minute negotiations.
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Gaza death toll over forty five thousand Palestinians
Palestinian health officials say more than 45,000 people in Gaza have been killed since the Israel Hamas war began with 106,962 wounded. The toll includes many civilians with women and children comprising more than half of fatalities, while Israel cites over 17,000 militants killed. International efforts by Qatar, Egypt and the United States push for a ceasefire as negotiators seek a practical stage.
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North Korean Troops Reported Killed in Kursk Border Battle
Ukraine's GUR and the Pentagon say some North Korean troops were killed or wounded in Kursk region near Ukraine. About 30 casualties reported as NK forces reportedly engaged directly in combat for Russia. White House confirms NK troops on front lines and active in fighting.
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Drones in New Jersey show little evidence of threat
Governor Murphy said drone-detecting devices in New Jersey found little to no evidence of nefarious activity with 12 sightings on Saturday and one on Sunday. He noted the equipment could disable drones but that is not legal on U.S. soil.
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