North Korea tensions rise after Trump jibe and threats
North Korea released propaganda videos showing U S planes attacking an aircraft carrier while President Trump vowed to destroy North Korea if needed. Treasury Secretary Mnuchin said options remain on the table but stressed new authority to sanction trade with Pyongyang. Senator Gardner urged continued pressure and diplomacy to bring Pyongyang to negotiations.
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Nashville church shooting leaves one dead in Antioch attack
A gunman in a ski mask opened fire at Burnette Chapel Church of Christ in Antioch Tennessee, killing a 39 year old woman in the parking lot and wounding six inside before being subdued by a church usher. Police identified Emanuel Kidega Samson 25 of Tennessee as the suspect. The usher Robert Engle 22 confronted the assailant and retrieved a handgun after being pistol whipped, helping stop the threat until officers arrived.
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U S strikes kill 17 ISIS militants in Libya camp
Six U S airstrikes targeted an Islamic State desert camp about 150 miles southeast of Sirte in Libya. The U S Africa Command said 17 militants were killed and three vehicles destroyed in the operation conducted Friday, the first strikes since President Trump took office. The camp moved fighters, plotted attacks, and stored weapons.
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Mexico Earthquake Toll Rises to 319 Amid Aftershocks
Mexicans filled churches to pray for quake victims six days after a 7.1 tremor in Mexico City. Rescue teams pressed on as a fresh aftershock rattled the southwest and the death toll reached 319 with thousands displaced and damages estimated near 8 billion dollars.
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Vatican auditor says he was forced to resign
The Vatican’s first auditor-general Libero Milone says he was forced out with trumped up accusations after finding possible illegal activity and that some within the Vatican slowed Pope Francis’ reform. He spoke to reporters in Rome with Reuters and other outlets. Becciu called the claims false and unjustified.
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Soul singer Charles Bradley dies at 68
Charles Bradley, a Brooklyn based soul singer who released his first album at 62, died at 68 after battling cancer. Florida born and Brooklyn raised, he rose from a long career as an independent artist to fame on Daptone Records alongside label mate Sharon Jones.
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