U S Soldier Killed by Roadside Bomb in Southern Iraq
The U S military reports a Multi-National Division Central soldier was killed Sunday by a roadside bomb in southern Iraq. The name is withheld pending next of kin notification. It’s the fifth U S hostile-fire death in a week, raising total Iraq war fatalities to at least 4,245.
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Debris reports in Texas linked to satellite collision
FAA receives many calls about falling debris across Texas and a fireball sighting. Officials suspect the debris stems from a recent satellite collision between U S and Russia, though not yet confirmed. Debris clouds could threaten numerous satellites as they circle Earth.
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Federal Aviation Administration
Texas
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Roland Herwig
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Russia
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Gunmen kill 12 in Mexico including 5 children
In Tabasco, gunmen killed a state police officer and 10 family members including five children, plus a street vendor. The attack wounded three others in Monte Largo near the border. authorities say the assailants targeted the officer but struck his relatives. It follows a Wednesday raid that left three gang members dead and seven arrested.
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Mexico
Carlos Reyes
Alex Alvarez
Alvarez
Monte Largo
Reyes
Drones Target Pirates Aboard USS Mahan In Gulf of Aden
US naval crews off the Somali coast use unmanned drones to spot pirate mother ships and relay images for interception. Nine pirates were detained after drones spotted a skiff with a ladder and rocket propelled grenades, with evidence usable in court.
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Somalia
India
France
China
Russia
Gulf of Aden
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Britain
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Stephen Murphy
Plan to Target Mountain Lions Draws Criticism
Nevada wildlife officials propose a plan to kill more mountain lions to boost deer numbers. Critics say drought and development drive deer declines, not predator reductions. The program enlists hunters and Wildlife Services to conduct intensive predator control while denying intent to exterminate lions. Deer numbers fell from 240,000 in 1988 to 108,000 in 2008.
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Reno, Nev
Nevada Board of Wildlife Commissioners
U.S. Agriculture Department
Wildlife Services
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Ken Mayer
Nevada
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Thieves Cut Tails Off Horses in Elbert County
In Elbert County near Denver thieves cut tails from a group of horses at Tom Johnson and Jim Hoffs Happy Trails Ranch. Neighbors report additional horse attacks while owners speculate on motives from financial gain to cult use.
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Elbert County
Cole
Tom Johnson
Jim Hoff
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Happy Trails
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