Car bombing targets Italian Consulate in Cairo kills one
A car bomb ripped into Cairo's Italian Consulate early Saturday, killing one passerby and wounding eight as militants hit foreign interests. The Islamic State in Egypt claimed responsibility in a social media message, with unclear authenticity. Italian officials pledged increased security and solidarity with Egypt in fighting terrorism. The blast occurred around 6:30 am local time near the consulate rear entrance.
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Fort Stanton Civil War program highlights at historic site
Fort Stanton Live! celebrated the Civil War era at Lincoln County site with camels artillery and Union army displays drawing about 3 000 visitors said museum manager Barbara Harkins. Earl Pittman noted the fort’s 1855 construction on Mescalero land and its role in regional law and order as Apaches and settlers interacted.
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Camels Display At Fort Stanton As Civil War Reenactors Fire Cannons
Vanessa Baum leads one of two camels shown by her family at Fort Stanton on Saturday. She explains camels aided U S Army pack trains in the 1850s. Civil War reenactors fired a six cannon demonstration with black powder, no live rounds.
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Trump bets immigration stance fuels movement at Las Vegas event
Donald Trump addressed about two thousand FreedomFest attendees at Planet Hollywood Las Vegas urging a hard line on immigration. He cited immigrant violence and featured Jamiel Shaw Sr. whose 17 year old son was killed in 2008 by an undocumented immigrant to illustrate his point. A Liberarian protester held a sign opposing Trump.
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Bugarin Finds Change Through Sister’s Church Obsession
Midway resident David Bugarin 36 describes a turn from drug use and seven years in prison to turning counselor for peers after a sister urged him to attend her church. He sought relief from paranoia and anxiety through faith and support.
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