Gunman Kills Three on Dutch Utrecht Tram
A gunman killed three people and wounded five on a tram in Utrecht. Police urged calm as a manhunt targeted a 37 year old Turkish born suspect, with terror threat at the highest level and military police boosting security nationwide. Investigators said one attacker is likely, with possibilities of more. Political campaigning paused ahead of regional elections.
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Utrecht
Netherlands
Gekmen Tanis
Christchurch
New Zealand
Jan van Zanen
Bernhard Jens
Pieter-Jaap Aalbersberg
Germany
Peter Dejong
THE
Associated Press
Fragmented excerpt on 2020 security policy debate
Fragmentary report references 2020 Senate committee outlines on defense spending and security threats. Mentions Russia China and administration stance, partisan concerns, and funding implications. Reads as garbled OCR with unclear events or dates.
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Senate
Russia
China
Speaker blocks May third Brexit vote in Commons
UK Speaker John Bercow ruled the government cannot push a vote on the same Brexit deal a third time, saying motions must be substantially different. The decision complicates Theresa May's plan ahead of a Brussels summit and possible delay to Britain's EU exit.
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London
Britain
House of Commons
Theresa May
May
Brussels
John Bercow
Robert Buckland
U.K
Buckland
BBC
Bercow
Northern Ireland
Democratic Unionist Party
DUP
Ireland
James Slack
BEA links 737 Max Ethiopian and Lion Air crashes noted
French BEA reports clear similarities between the Ethiopian Airlines 737 Max crash and the Lion Air crash last October. Data from the Ethiopian flight will be used for further study as authorities in Ethiopia seek help to extract the black boxes. U.S. probes into Boeing certification widen.
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Paris
BEA
Ethiopia
U.S. Transportation Department
Boeing Co
Lion Air
Addis Ababa
Department
Justice Department
Boeing
New York
Wall Street Journal
Washington, D.C
Seattle Times
U.S
Florida Everglades
U.S. Federal Aviation Administration
Transportation Department
FAA
Local Shop Pay Debate Drives Budget Controversy
A fragment discusses shop pay costs and a控 budget funding of 271 million dollars. It notes potential cuts and unclear absorption of losses, with references to Congress and oversight. The text is garbled but centers on funding policy and financial decisions affecting a service system.
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Stymies May
Westminster Hall
Palace of Westminster
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