Feds open civil rights probe into Louisiana shooting
The U S Justice Department announces a civil rights investigation into a Louisiana shooting case. The inquiry focuses on potential violations tied to law enforcement actions and the treatment of individuals involved, signaling a federal review beyond local authorities.
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Justice Dept opens civil rights probe into Alton Sterling killing
U S Department of Justice launches civil rights investigation into the fatal shooting of Alton Sterling in Baton Rouge as protests flare. Officials say Sterling, 37, was shot during a scuffle with two white officers outside a convenience store after a gun was reportedly taken from him. Governor Edwards calls for impartial probe and urges peaceful demonstrations while police say questions remain about the weapon and sequence of events.
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Obama slows U.S. withdrawal in Afghan war
President Barack Obama scrapped plans to halve forces in Afghanistan before leaving office. He announced a drawdown to 8,400 troops to stabilize security, signaling the U.S. will stay engaged for years to prevent al Qaeda and ISIS resurgence as NATO allies watch from Poland. The move contrasted with earlier hopes to end U.S. combat operations in Afghanistan.
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Pistorius sentenced to six years for murder in South Africa
Oscar Pistorius, the double amputee Olympian once hailed as a hero, receives a six year prison term for the murder of girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp in Pretoria. Judge Thokozile Masipa cites rehabilitation potential and remorse as reducing factors, while critics call the sentence lenient.
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Conservative opposition endangers House gun bill
Pressures mount as roughly 40 Freedom Caucus members oppose the GOP gun and anti-terrorism package led by Speaker Paul Ryan. Democrats call for broader gun curb votes after the Orlando mass shooting. talks continue on splitting the bill or softening provisions to appease gun rights concerns.
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