Pilot faces possible discipline after fratricide incident
In northern Iraq on April 14 an F-15 crew mistakenly shot down two Army Black Hawk helicopters, killing 26. Charges against Lt Col Randy W May were dropped, but potential disciplinary action remains for leadership and communication failures within the Pentagon.
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Dean Rusk Dies at 85 Former Secretary of State
Dean Rusk, who served under Presidents Kennedy and Johnson and backed the Vietnam War, died at age 85. The University of Georgia announced his death after a long decline in health. Rusk shaped pivotal events including the Bay of Pigs, Cuban missile crisis, the nuclear nonproliferation treaty, and the Vietnam War.
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Officials defend shooting of knife wielding man near White House
Federal officials say officers acted justified after a knife wielding homeless man, Marcelino Corniel, charged four Park Police and Secret Service officers outside the White House. Corniel was shot twice, underwent multiple surgeries, and faced assault charges. Authorities note he had a taped knife and did not drop it despite orders. Relatives reported him missing from Anaheim since August, with California links and prior armed robbery conviction noted.
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