Turkish military arrest sweep widens crackdown after failed coup
Turkish authorities detained about 6000 people including Gen Bekir Van and 10-incirlik air base officers amid a sweeping crackdown. The junta crackdown led to power cuts at Incirlik and closure of Turkish airspace as Erdogan bolsters control with arrests of thousands of soldiers and about 2745 judges and prosecutors.
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Rebel jets target Erdogan during coup attempt in Turkey
Two F-16 fighters locked radar on Tayyip Erdogan's plane as he traveled to Istanbul from Marmaris. The incident occurred amid a failed coup by rogue military officers. they did not fire, a former officer told Reuters.
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Vilsack likens Trump to Madoff in politics
In an NBC interview Mount Pleasant Iowa Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack compares Donald Trump to Bernie Madoff, calling him a Ponzi style charlatan. He says Trump’s talk of torture and nuclear weapons would make him unsafe as president and says Americans would feel the same.
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Nice truck attack killer’s brother reveals pre-attack call
Bouhlel’s brother Jabeur says the assailant phoned home hours before the Bastille Day strike and shared a laughing photo from Nice. Seventeen more victims remained in critical condition as 18 people were hospitalized, one child among them, amid ongoing investigations into his rapid radicalization.
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Brain found under porch in Pennsylvania burglary case
Police recovered a human brain kept in a Wal Mart bag beneath a porch at a vacant Penn Township trailer. Investigators believe it was used for teaching and that the brain was linked to burglar Joshua Lee Long, who is jailed in Cumberland County. The report also notes an emerging drug trend involving embalming fluid.
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