Boulder suspect aimed at Zionist group in Molotov attack
Mohamad Soliman, 45, allegedly posed as a gardener to approach a Pearl Street vigil for Gaza hostages in Boulder Colorado. He planned a year to kill all Zionist group members with incendiaries, fired two devices, burned himself, and then fled. Twelve people injured as prosecutors pursue federal hate crime and state attempted murder charges.
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Trump blames Biden over Boulder attack by illegal immigrant
Former President Donald Trump accuses Joe Biden of lax immigration controls after a weekend attack on Israel supporters in Boulder Colorado. He cites Mohamad Sabry Soliman, an Egyptian national who overstayed a tourist visa, as the alleged attacker. Biden did not comment.
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War zone shooting leaves 1 dead in Minneapolis park
A woman was killed and six people were wounded in a night shooting at Boom Island Park near downtown Minneapolis. Police called the scene extensive and chaotic with evidence markers and caution tape. no arrests were reported and investigators pursue leads as the city records its first homicide in weeks.
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High court declines two gun rights cases
The Supreme Court, in a split decision, refused to hear challenges to high cap magazines and state bans on AR-15 style rifles, while conservative justices signaled they may revisit assault weapons bans soon. Justice Thomas urged scrutiny of Maryland’s law, noting potential unconstitutionality, and Justice Kavanaugh suggested the issue could come up in a future term. Congress allowed the federal ban to lapse in 2004 amid ongoing debates and mass shooting concerns. The ruling drew praise from Everytown Law as a step toward safer communities.
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