Turkish forces push into Syria and clash with Kurdish militia
Turkish forces and allied rebels battled U S backed YPG fighters in Afrin province as artillery and air strikes hit Kurdish positions. Dozens wounded as Turkey presses to clear YPG to create a 19 mile safe zone amid tense NATO ties.
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FBI loses about five months of texts tied to Clinton probe
Senate Homeland Security Chair Ron Johnson says the FBI cannot account for roughly 384 text messages from Lisa Page and Peter Strzok from December 2016 to May 2017. He notes the loss raises questions about potential bias and requests details on the scope of missing records and searches of non-government devices.
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Kabul Intercontinental Hotel attack leaves many dead
Gunmen in army uniforms stormed Kabul's Intercontinental Hotel late Saturday and fought Afghan Special Forces through the night, killing more than 30 and wounding many. Wahid Majrah said 19 bodies were brought to city hospitals, with six foreigners identified. The Taliban claimed responsibility. the interior ministry linked the Haqqani network to the attack.
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Mexico records a deadly 2017 with over twenty five thousand homicides
Mexico posted a record 25 339 murder probes in 2017, up about 25 percent from 2016, the highest annual tally since 1997 when counting began. The Interior Ministry released data as violence tied to drug cartels continues to plague the country. Mexico also rejected President Trump’s claim that it is the most dangerous nation.
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Major highway reopen in Santa Barbara after deadly mudslides
California's Highway 101 near Montecito reopened after nearly two weeks of closures caused by January mudslides that dumped 12 feet of debris. The toll rose to 21 with the discovery of a missing woman’s body as torrential rains damaged hundreds of buildings and injured dozens. Caltrans described the reopening as a “herculean effort” to ease hours of detours and traffic chaos.
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Convenience stores squeezed by fast food and dollar rivals
The U S convenience store sector faces slowdown as fast food, supermarkets, and dollar chains tighten price competition. Circling C stores like Couche Tard And 7 Eleven expand loyalty strategy and online ordering while prepared foods grow to bolster margins amid slower wage growth and shifting shopper demands.
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