U.S. and Israel reaffirm their ties in Oval Office talk
President Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu met in Washington to reaffirm alliance ties amid a changing Middle East. Netanyahu urged hope for a two state solution while noting Israel’s readiness to make peace with any neighbors willing. Obama emphasized trust-building and a shared stance on Iran, calling the partnership strong and enduring.
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Missouri prompts resignations at UMS and Columbia campus
University of Missouri system president Tim Wolfe and Columbia campus chancellor R Bowen Loftin resigned amid protests over racism. Wolfe cited real frustration and anger while Loftin planned a transition to lead research efforts on campus. Protests followed student actions and a boycott by football players, with demands for reforms across the UM System.
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Judge halts NSA phone data for two plaintiffs
A federal judge ruled the NSA must stop collecting the phone records of two Americans who challenged the program. The order limits relief to the two plaintiffs and does not end mass collection for millions of other Americans. The broader mass surveillance is set to end on Nov 29. Snowden disclosures in 2013 sparked the program. A manhunt was underway Monday across New York City for a suspect.
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Gunman kills man and wounds two near Midtown station
In the morning attack outside a McDonalds near a Midtown subway stop, a heavyset gunman in a black-hooded sweatshirt killed one man in his 40s and wounded two others, including a man shot twice in the torso and another in the leg. Detective Chief Robert Boyce confirms the victims had coffee earlier and that the shooter followed them two blocks from Penn Station as four shots rang out. The wounded man is providing details as the investigation proceeds.
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