New Year's attacks spur heightened security nationwide
The New Orleans truck attack and Las Vegas vehicle blast on January 1 triggered federal and local authorities to boost security and issue fresh warnings. DHS FBI and NCTC urged vigilance and reporting of suspicious activity as major events approach, including the Golden Globes Super Bowl and the presidential inauguration.
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Last Victims of Attack Identified in New Orleans
Edward Pettifer of London identified as stepson of former royal nanny. nursing assistant Tasha Polk, 40s, named as final victim. Blunt force deaths confirmed. suspect Shams ud Din Jabbar killed by police. Victims aged 18 to 63 from Alabama Louisiana Mississippi New York New Jersey and Great Britain. Gov Landry mourns period of reflection with daily remembrances beginning Monday.
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Gaza airstrikes kill at least 21 in Deir al Balah and Gaza City
Gaza Strip airstrikes killed at least 21 people including children in Deir al-Balah and Gaza City amid renewed ceasefire talks in Qatar. Hospitals report casualties as officials say five died in a Saraya complex area strike, while protests in Israel press for a ceasefire and hostages remain in Gaza.
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Winter storm grips central U S with snow and ice
A winter storm swept the central United States bringing heavy snow and freezing temperatures. In Kansas a firetruck and several vehicles overturned as officials warned of dangerous travel conditions from central Kansas to Indiana and the Ohio Valley. The system was forecast to move eastward with potential severe weather ahead of the cold front.
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