Belgium confronts intelligence failure after Brussels attacks
Prime Minister resists resignations of justice and interior ministers as raids target Brussels districts and a Paris suburb suspect is detained. Prosecutors link the Brussels airport and subway bombings to a Belgium based Islamic State cell, with at least four attackers named and a fourth person still at large. Authorities say another attack remains likely.
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Brussels
Belgium
Paris
Koen Geens
European Justice and Home
European Parliament
Jette
Schaerbeek
Ibrahim el Bakraoui
Laachraoui
France
Karadzic convicted of genocide given 40 year term
The UN tribunal in The Hague found former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic guilty of genocide and nine other charges for the 1992 to 1995 Bosnian war. He received a 40 year sentence after prosecutors said he orchestrated mass killings, including the Srebrenica massacre. The court acquitted him on one genocide count and he plans to appeal.
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Hague
Netherlands
Radovan Karadzic
Bosnia
Karadzic
U.N
Srebrenica
Europe
O-Gon Kwon
Kwon
Ratko Mladic
Sarajevo
Peter Robinson
Dr. Karadzic
Two men charged after heroin marijuana seizure in New Castle
Police stopped the car after errant information about rental history. Beck and Dorsey faced charges of possession with intent to deliver and possession of a controlled substance, plus an extra charge for Beck. They were jailed on $500,000 bond each.
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Bobby Salem
New Castle
Dorsey
Jennifer L. Nicholson
Lawrence County
Bett Shank Named New Vicar at Trinity Episcopal Church
Bett Shank, ordained deacon after years of study, becomes the new vicar at Trinity Episcopal Church. She aims to lead Trinity into a new phase with a focus on community service and spiritual renewal, hoping to grow both numerically and in faith.
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Thiel College
Bett Shank
Thiel
Gettysburg Seminary
Jason Shank
Hermitage
Betz Shank
Boston University
General Theological Seminary
New York City
St. Johns Episcopal Church
Trinity
California
Maryland
Armstrong
Teasurer
Spezzato
Ncnewsontine.com
Mary Grzebieniak
Erin Betz Shank
Trinity Episcopal Church
Iranian hackers targeted banks and NYSE in 2011 2013
Indictments unsealed detail cyberattacks against 46 victims including Bank of America NASDAQ and NYSE from 2011 to 2013. A suspect allegedly accessed Bowman Avenue Dam controls in Rye Brook and gathered data on operations. no customer losses reported though remediation costs ran into tens of millions. The group was tied to two Iranian firms linked to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
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Bank of America
Nasdaq
New York Stock Exchange
Loretta Lynch
Bowman Avenue
Rye Brook
New York City
Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps
U.S
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