Brother of airport shooter questions US failure in gun case
Esteban Santiago's brother Bryan in Penuelas Puerto Rico says federal authorities knew he was paranoid and hearing voices but allowed him to keep a gun after a November FBI visit. He criticizes the FBI and cites past violence and mental health concerns.
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Bomb Kills Dozens in Azaz Syria Near Turkish Border
A car bomb in Azaz, Syria, damaged the courthouse area and killed about 50 people with many more wounded. Rescue workers treated dozens at Kilis across the border as doctors warned the death toll could rise. Islamic State militants were blamed by locals though no claim of responsibility emerged.
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Locals march against Mexico gas price hike turns violent
In Baja California Rosarito a protester rammed a pickup into riot police injuring four officers. While nationwide looting subsided other states reported patrols and arrests with more than 1,500 detained. Police protected stores as protests and highway blockages continued.
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