Waco police urge truce after Twin Peaks tragedy
Waco Texas police on Tuesday urged a truce among rival motorcycle gangs after Sunday's restaurant attack left nine dead. Officers warned of possible more violence, described threats as credible, and continued area lockdowns around the Twin Peaks restaurant as autopsies identified gunshot deaths and suspects faced organized crime charges.
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Susan Rice Says ISIL Battle Will Be a Long Slog
White House national security adviser Susan Rice warns that the fight against ISIL will be prolonged and difficult. She cites Ramadi's fall as a setback, notes U.S. support for Iraqi forces and possible Shiite militias, and insists U.S. troops will not be deployed. She also says Iran nuclear talks show modest optimism with a June deadline approaching.
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Ramadi rout exposes limits of US advisory role
The Ramadi collapse highlights the limits of a White House plan to rebuild Iraqs armed forces with a small cadre of noncombat US advisers. Despite 3,000 US personnel and 7,000 trained Iraqi troops, Iraqi units remain largely on alert, lacking ammunition and battlefield independence as Shiite militias and Kurdish forces fill gaps.
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