France identifies second teen in priest murder case
French police named Abdel-Malik Nabil Petitjean as the second attacker in the church slaying alongside Adel Kermiche. Turkish authorities flagged him after a June 10 Istanbul airport stop on suspicions of radicalization. France tracked a late June notification and noted about 10,500 people with jihadi “S files” in the country.
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Charges Dropped in Chandra Levy Death Case
District prosecutors drop murder charges against Ingmar Guandique in the 2001 death of Chandra Levy after finding new information they say prevents proving the case. Levy, 24, interned with the Federal Bureau of Prisons and vanished May 1, 2001, with initial focus on former congressman Gary Condit.
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Louisville president resigns amid FBI and NCAA probes
University of Louisville president James Ramsey resigns as the board accepts his departure with a severance of 690542 dollars. FBI scrutiny focuses on misused federal funds while NCAA probes center on alleged improper payments for sexual acts by a university employee. FDA asks Florida blood centers to halt collections as two counties monitor possible local Zika transmission.
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Unity urged at Baton Rouge vigil for slain Louisiana officers
Vice President Biden and Attorney General Lynch joined Louisiana leaders at a memorial service in Baton Rouge honoring slain officers Matthew Gerald Montrell Jackson and Deputy Brad Garafola. Gov Edwards urged peace as the city grapples with the July attacks and ongoing protests.
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Erdogan seeks army and intel under presidency control
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan aims to place the armed forces and national intelligence agency under presidential oversight as part of a major post coup military overhaul. After a five hour Supreme Military Council meeting, top brass kept in posts, while about 1700 officers were dishonorably discharged. The General Staff and Military Council now report to the prime minister, aligning with a strong executive presidency push.
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