Thirteen siblings rescued from Perris home amid torture charges
Police freed thirteen siblings aged 2 to 29 from a Perris California residence after a 17 year old escaped with a cellphone and alerted authorities. Parents David Turpin and Louise Turpin, charged with nine counts of torture and 10 counts of child endangerment, are being held on nine million bail. Six minors and seven adults were found malnourished and dirty.
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Perris
Los Angeles
Riverside County Sheriff's Office
David Allen Turpin
Louise Anna Turpin
California mudslides in Montecito claim 20 lives
At least three are missing as crews mourn the grim tally in Montecito after the deadliest California mudslide in decades. The body of 30 year old Pinit Sutthithepa was found with his 6 year old son Peerawat killed. 2 year old Lydia remains missing. Highway 101 clearing continues as officials shift to search and recover.
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California
Pinit Sutthithepa
Peerawat
Sutthithepa
Lydia
Santa Barbara
Bill Brown
U.S
Fifty senators back plan to restore net neutrality stance
Fifty senators support a Senate resolution to overturn the FCC broadband deregulation and restore net neutrality. Democrats unite with one Republican, Susan Collins, needing one more GOP vote to pass. The measure faces House opposition and Trump’s signature, with a 60 day window under the Congressional Review Act.
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Senate
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Ajit Pai
Susan Collins
Maine
Charles Schumer
D-N.y
House
Donald Trump
Palestinians suspend recognition of Israel amid Jerusalem fallout
PLO central council in Ramallah votes to suspend recognition of Israel until it recognizes a Palestinian state and ends security cooperation. The move, linked to U S recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital, rejects Oslo Accords and calls for halting all security ties, pending executive committee action.
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Jerusalem
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Palestine Liberation Organization
Central Council
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Ramallah
Washington
PLO
Mahmoud Abbas
Abbas
United States
U.S
Qais Abd al-Karim
Palestinian Authority
Metro Red Line derailment sparks rail safety questions
A Washington Metro 7000-series train carrying 63 passengers derailed on the Red Line near downtown likely due to a broken rail. One rider evaluated for shortness of breath. no serious injuries reported. Cleanup may disrupt the morning commute as SafeTrack maintenance funds face scrutiny.
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