Man dies after theater shooting at Antioch cinema
A 29 year old Nashville man Vincente David Montano armed with a pellet gun hatchet and pepper spray stormed the Carmike Hickory 8 theater in Antioch. He was killed in a police exchange and two women and a man were injured. Police later detonated the suspect's backpack. Mayor Karl Dean praised police work as the incident echoed previous theater shootings in Lafayette and Aurora.
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Metro Police Department
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Obama compares Iran deal vote to Iraq War decision
President Obama argued the congressional vote on the Iran nuclear agreement is the most consequential foreign policy debate since the Iraq War. He said supporters of war in Iraq now oppose diplomacy with Iran and warned against wasting the chance to contain Tehran’s program. The speech targeted congressional Democrats with this framing.
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Obama Iran deal speech faces Senate and House scrutiny
President Obama discusses the Iran nuclear agreement at American University in Washington, noting it is not a treaty requiring no congressional approval but may be rejected by a two thirds vote in both chambers. House committee introduces resolution to kill it. McCarthy pledges a vote after recess. critics warn of regional risk and trust issues with Iran.
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Kevin McCarthy
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Mitch McConnell
Forest Service budget strained by growing wildfires
The Forest Service faces higher firefighting costs, now over half of its budget, risking cuts to prevention and other programs. The report warns of a tipping point as blazes surge coast to coast, with 6 million acres burned this year and risk to 46 million homes and 70,000 communities.
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Rachel Cletus
Union of Concerned Scientists
USA infant mortality rate hits record low in 2013
The U S infant mortality rate fell to 5.96 deaths per 1000 live births in 2013, about 23 400 deaths, per CDC, with Black infants still at 11 1 per 1000 and prematurity driving higher death risk. The United States ranks last among 26 high income nations for infant deaths, reflecting broader health inequities.
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Edward McCabe
March of Dimes
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Organisation For Economic Co-operation and Development
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