LAX returns to normal after deadly rampage at terminal
The Los Angeles Airport resumed normal operations Sunday after a fatal rampage last week. Suspect Paul Ciancia, 23, is in critical condition. TSA officer Gerardo Hernandez, 39, was killed, and two other officers and a civilian were wounded. High school teacher Brian Ludmer, 29, remains in fair condition with a bullet wound and fractured leg.
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TSA
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Tony Grigsby
Ludmer
Calabasas High School
Las Virgenes Unified School District
Dan Stepenosky
Stepenosky
Birmingham airport reopens after threat
Birmingham Shuttlesworth International Airport reopened Sunday after a bomb threat prompted an investigation. Bomb squads swept the terminal with no danger found as hundreds evacuated for about two hours. about a dozen flights were delayed or diverted before full operations resumed. Airport officials credited a note found by an employee for triggering the evacuation.
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Pakistan reacts to U S drone strike that killed Taliban leader
The Pakistan Taliban leader Ha kimullah Mehsud was blamed for hotel bombings and attacks on rallies and police. His death drew anger and conspiracy theories as Pakistan sought peace talks with militants amid U S pressure and wary alliance concerns. Citizens blamed America for sabotaging negotiations and fueling backlash.
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Imran Khan
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America
Amir Sultan
Kerry visits Egypt as tensions over military rule persist
Secretary of State John Kerry's brief Cairo stop aimed at smoothing rifts with Egypt since the July coup that ousted Mohamed Morsi and the crackdown on the Muslim Brotherhood. The visit underscored disagreements over authoritarian practices and followed by his next stop in Riyadh. Meanwhile Congress and the White House reject Edward Snowden's clemency plea, urging him to return to the United States to face charges.
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