Egypt expands state of emergency across the country
Egypt declares a three month nationwide state of emergency after deadly church bombings killing 45. Security forces in Assiut kill seven Islamic State militants. authorities warn of attacks on Christians as Sinai violence spreads to other regions.
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Cairo
Egypt
Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi
Interior Ministry
Assiut
Sinai Peninsula
Sinai
el- Sissi
U.S
Assad
Syria
Islamic State Group
John J. Thomas
Thomas
Pentagon
Russia knew of Syria attack before strike despite denial
A senior U.S. official says Russia likely knew of the chemical weapons attack in northern Syria in advance as a Russian drone hovered over a hospital while victims sought aid. The official, citing intelligence, says Moscow could have intended to cover up the gas use.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Syria
U.S
Pentagon
Bashar Assad
Moscow
Shayrat
Three Die In San Bernardino School Shooting
A man entered North Park Elementary in San Bernardino and shot seven people before killing himself. An 8-year-old student died and a 9-year-old was critically wounded. 600 students were evacuated to safety as distraught parents waited hours to reunite. The shooter, estranged from his wife Elaine Smith, had a history of violence and appears to have targeted her.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Elaine Smith
Cedric Anderson
Smith
Jarrod Burguan
Anderson
Karen Smith- Anderson
Sedona
Ariz
North Park
Jonathan Martinez
Burguan
California State University
Holly Penalber
Cajon High School
Alabama Governor Bentley Resigns Amid Campaign Violations
Alabama Governor Robert Bentley pleads guilty to two misdemeanor campaign violations amid an ethics probe related to an alleged affair. He must surrender nearly $37,000 in funds, perform 100 hours of community service, and cannot seek public office again. Lt. Gov. Kay Ivey succeeds him as governor.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Robert Bentley
Alabama Ethics Commission
Bentley
Old House
Rebekah Caldwell Mason
Ellen Brooks
Kay Ivey
Lurleen Wallace
George C. Wallace
Foundations launch college opioid reversal initiative nationwide
The Clinton Foundation and Adapt Pharma will provide colleges with 40,000 free Narcan nasal spray doses to counter opioid overdoses. The program aims to educate raise awareness and expand naloxone access with a simple spray usable by non professionals while prompting emergency care.
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Clinton Foundation
Adapt Pharma
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Mike Kelly
U.S
Alex Chan
National Health
Clinton Health Matters
Kelly
Bill Clinton
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