Mubarak Freed After Six Years In Detention
Egypt’s ex-president Hosni Mubarak, toppled in 2011, was released after six years in detention. Cleared of final murder charges this month, he returned to his home in Heliopolis in southern Cairo from Maadi Military Hospital, where he had been held.
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US Israeli teen arrested over hoax threats targetting US JCCs
An 18yearold with dual US Israeli citizenship was arrested in Israel on Thursday in connection with a wave of hoax bomb threats against Jewish community centers across the United States. Authorities have not identified him. leaders say security plans will tighten as vulnerabilities are addressed. Separately, a Friday audio release captures Harrison Ford calling himself a schmuck after landing a private plane on a taxiway amid distractions from two jets. The FAA tape shows Ford discussing the incident with air traffic control and noting he searched a backpack for his license before the recording ends.
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Mosul airstrike probes civilians deaths amid attack
U S military investigates if a Mosul bombing killed civilians after reports that a fuel truck was hit causing a massive explosion. Brig. Gen. Tahsin Ibrahim said if civilians were harmed a military court could be involved. Civil defense workers described a scene of ruin as families mourned losses.
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British police announce two new significant arrests in Parliament attack probe
London police said two more arrests were made in the investigation into the knife and vehicle rampage that killed three pedestrians and a police officer outside Parliament. Nine people remain in custody as investigators probe radicalization, possible accomplices, and overseas links.
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Penn State ex president convicted in Sandusky case
Former Penn State University president Graham Spanier, 68, was convicted in Harrisburg of child endangerment for his handling of a 2001 report that Jerry Sandusky was seen molesting a boy in a campus shower. He was acquitted on a second count and conspiracy. verdicts may lead to up to five years in prison with possible lighter penalties. Spanier plans an appeal.
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