Taliban Attacks Kill Over Twenty Afghan Security Forces
Taliban militants wounded or killed more than 20 Afghan security personnel in multiple attacks across Kabul and Helmand on Saturday. A bomber in Kabul detonated a suicide vest near an intelligence office, while two vehicle bombs in Helmand killed at least four police officers.
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Afghanistan
Kabul
U.S
Intelligence Agency
Interior Ministry
Nusrat Rahimi
Helmand
Delta and United cut NRA ties amid Parkland fallout
Delta Air Lines and United Airlines said they would stop offering discounted rates to NRA members and asked the NRA to remove its information from their sites. The moves come amid renewed debate after the Parkland Florida shooting. The NRA responded by criticizing corporate punishment of its membership.
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New York
Delta Air Lines
United Airlines
National Rifle Association
Florida
Delta
United
NRA
Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School
Parkland
Fla
Enterprise Holdings Inc
First National Bank of Omaha
Symantec Corp
SimpliSafe and Hertz Corp
Chubb Ltd
MetLife Inc
North American van Lines
Trump says arming teachers up to states and inexpensive
President Trump urged that arming teachers be decided by states with a claim the plan would be very inexpensive. He envisions about 20 percent of school staff carrying weapons while emphasizing annual training and firearm proficiency as a deterrent after the Parkland shooting.
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Trump
Washington
Donald Trump
Florida
Marjory Stoneman Douglas
Parkland
Fla
Mexican President postpones White House visit after border wall talk
The meeting was postponed after a 50 minute call in which President Trump pressed Mexico to back funding for the border wall and Pena Nieto resisted publicly. U.S. officials described Trump as frustrated while Pena Nieto urged Mexico not to pay for the wall. The talks also touched gun background checks and new measures under review.
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Washington
Donald Trump
Enrique Pena Nieto
White House
Trump
U.S
Washington Post
Mexico
U.s.-Mexico
Pena Nieto
Colleges promise leniency for student protest admissions
Dozens of U S colleges and universities including Yale Brown Dartmouth and MIT said they will not penalize high school students for participating in peaceful gun control protests sparked by the Parkland massacre Many schools warn against disciplinary actions that could hurt college admissions and stress support for free expression amid the March For Our Lives rally plans
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U.S
Florida
Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School
Parkland
Yale
Hannah Mendlowitz
Yale University
New Haven
Progun National Rifle Association
Washington
Stu Schmill
MIT
Cambridge
Mass
Dartmouth College
Hanover
N.H
Gazette contact and subscription details
The Gazette lists address in Cedar Rapids Iowa with daily publication since 1883. It provides subscription rates for in state and out of state delivery and postal and phone contact numbers.
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Third Ave
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Gazette
The
Gazette Company
Gazette Co. Inc
P.O. Box
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Reuters
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Iowa City
Smile Center
Coe College
3Rd Ave
Cedarrapidssmilecenter
Katie
Lindale Mall
Sycamore Mall
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