Refugee shoots co workers then kills self in Roanoke
Police say Getachew Fekede a 53 year old refugee from Kenya entered FreightCar America facility after being fired and opened fire wounding three others and killing one before killing himself. Neighbors described harassment prior to the incident and investigators are reviewing possible work related motives. FreightCar America offered condolences and said it will provide details as available.
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Virginia
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FreightCar America
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Jones
Jim America
United States
Ryan urges Pentagon to suspend California Guard bonus recovery
House Speaker Paul Ryan urged an immediate suspension of efforts to recover enlistment bonuses paid to California National Guard soldiers. The Pentagon said the affected number is smaller than first believed. Obama aides signaled no blanket waiver while Carter seeks a resolution to long-standing issues from overpayments exposed by audits.
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Los Angeles Times
U S intel chief calls North Korea denuclearization a lost cause
U S intelligence director James Clapper told the Council on Foreign Relations that persuading North Korea to give up its nuclear weapons is probably a lost cause. He argued caping Pyongyang’s nuclear capability is the best achievable outcome amid ongoing tests and rising regional concern.
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Nationwide free Vietren sex pill giveaway launches
A 48 hour nationwide offer gifts the first month of Vietren to men who call a toll free hotline. The program, to stock 11,235 bottles, aims to speed access before pharmacy shelves open, with a second month at cost.
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Free Viotren Supply Offer Ends In 48 Hours
Nationwide release promotes a free first month supply of Viotren for 48 hours with customers paying only the second month. Call toll free 1 888 299 7383. operators on duty since 7:00 AM.
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