Obama urges temperate rhetoric after Baton Rouge shootings
After the Baton Rouge shootings, President Obama urged politicians to tone down inflammatory rhetoric and focus on unity as investigations reviewed 911 calls. Officials confirmed three officers killed, two deputies wounded, with two persons of interest detained nearby.
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Ex Marine identified as Baton Rouge shooter on birthday
Gavin Long a 29 year old Kansas City resident and Marine veteran who served in Iraq in 2008 is identified by federal sources as the gunman who killed three Baton Rouge police officers on his birthday. Long died at the scene following the attack and investigators probe possible links to black separatist groups.
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Trump trails with women as election monitor warns of gender gap
A recent ABC News Washington Post poll shows Trump at 34 percent among women, a postwar low that thwarts his path to victory. He leads Clinton among men 49 to 41, yet faces a 20 point deficit with women and risks sexism accusations if he overreaches in trying to close the gap.
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Trump shifts tone to win women in 2016 race
Article outlines how Donald Trump seeks female support by cooling rhetoric and stressing security. Pence is highlighted as partner, Ivanka and Melania are cited as potential bridges to female voters, while Clinton allies push back on perceived sexism and policy limits.
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Armed men seize Yerevan police station in hostage drama
A group of gunmen seized Yerevan police headquarters Sunday morning in trucks that rammed the gates. Authorities opened negotiations as they demanded the release of opposition figure Jirair Sefilian. The hostage situation and response were reported by RT and Reuters.
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Surviving scandals and a deadly Texas prison attack
Waseem Azeem confessed at a news conference that he drugged and strangled his sister Qandeel Baloch, claiming her risque posts dishonored the Baloch name. In Texas, inmate killed a female corrections officer at Robertson Unit in Abilene. the officer Mari Johnson, 55, died after being found unresponsive early Saturday. Eight killed in Longkou elevator collapse at an apartment building, Longkou city government reports.
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