Atlanta Gunfire Kills 2-Year-Old in South Atlanta Home
Police report two bullets were fired through a door as a grandmother slept with her grandchildren in south Atlanta. Ty-Teyanna Motley, 2, died at Grady Memorial Hospital. Her 1-year-old brother Isaiah was stable but critical at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta. Uncle Charlie Howard noted the children were on a sofa bed. no arrests or leads available.
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IRS silent on church political activity enforcement
The IRS has not investigated partisan political activity by churches for three years, with audits of suspected violations suspended. Officials cite a 2009 ruling on audit authority, but no clear policy exists. Legal scholars and watchdogs say the agency’s lax enforcement creates an impression that missteps go unchecked.
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Syrian opposition feuds over new leadership plan in Doha
In Doha hundreds of opposition figures gather for a five day conference to forge a unified front against Assad. The United States backs a 50 member leadership with more on ground commanders and fewer exiles, but unity and acceptance by the Syrian National Council remain in doubt.
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