13 wounded in Chicago memorial shooting leaves four critical
A party in Englewood honoring a deceased individual turned violent when shots were fired just after 12:30 a.m. Eleven victims were wounded and two people questioned, one arrested with a weapon. Police described multiple shooting scenes and urged witnesses to come forward.
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Notre Dame fire reveals gaps in lead dust safety rules
The Notre Dame blaze in Paris, which dumped vast amounts of lead dust, exposed missing outdoor lead hazard thresholds in France and abroad. Officials note no existing outdoor lead dust guidelines, leaving cities like Paris, Rome, and London with uncertain public health protections while the risk to children and pregnant women remains.
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Ghani Appears Winner in Afghan Presidential Race
Preliminary results from September 28 show Afghan President Ashraf Ghani leading with about 50.6 percent and Abdullah Abdullah trailing at roughly 39.5 percent. Ghani’s victory message emphasized unity and a responsible government as U.S. talks with the Taliban influence peace prospects.
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