Storms kill at least 11 as severe weather sweeps south
Storms across the South killed at least 11 people with Mississippi declaring a state of emergency in seven counties after a 100 mile tornado path damaged hundreds of homes. Other states reported fatalities and extensive damage as storms spawned 29 tornadoes in multiple states and left thousands without power.
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New High Temperature Records Across East Coast
The East Coast saw new high temperature records on Thursday with forecasts for at least 70 degrees from Florida to New England. Readings 30 to 40 degrees above normal for December, with implications of unseasonable warmth and coastal conditions.
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Ninth suspect arrested in Belgium over Paris attacks
Belgian prosecutors say Abdoullahi, born 1985, is the ninth person detained on terrorism charges linked to the Paris attacks that killed 130. He allegedly contacted Hasna Aitboulahcen and had ties to mastermind Abdelhamid Abaaoud, who died in Saint Denis.
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Secret diplomacy and coup talk on Syria crisis scale
Washington officials held secret communications with Assad regime figures to curb Syria violence and discussed possible coup support as 2011 protests began. The Journal says the moves occurred as Assad cracked down and soldiers defected.
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Immigration raids planned against Central American families
DHS pursues a wave of ICE deportations targeting hundreds of families ordered removed, including adults and children, amid rising violence in El Salvador Guatemala and Honduras and new court orders releasing detainees. The plan, debated in the Obama administration, draws Latino group criticism.
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