Father of Clock Boy files civil rights lawsuit
The father of Ahmed Mohamed, a 14 year old labeled Clock Boy after his arrest at MacArthur High School in Irving Texas, filed a civil suit Monday against the Irving Independent School District the city of Irving and Mohamed's former principal claiming violations of his son's civil rights. Investigators treated the death of Caleb Schwab 10 at Schlitterbahn in Kansas City as a civil matter rather than a crime as the park and authorities seek answers about the 168 foot Verruckt waterslide tragedy. The Wyandotte County coroner began a post mortem examination and autopsy results were not yet released.
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Ahmed Mohamed
MacArthur High School
Irving
Texas
Irving Independent School District
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Kansas City
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Caleb Thomas Schwab
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Wyandotte County
Margaret Studgvin
Marijuana use rises among U S adults in Gallup poll
A Gallup poll shows 13 percent of American adults currently smoke marijuana, up from 7 percent in 2013, about 33 million people. Recreational legalization has spread in 2014, with ongoing federal and state restrictions noted amid Chicago weekend shootings totaling 418 homicides this year.
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California
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Colorado
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Young Americans fear both foreign and domestic attacks
A GenForward poll of 1,940 US adults aged 18 to 30 finds wide anxiety about violence from white extremists and foreign extremists across races. Black and Hispanic respondents report higher concern about homegrown white extremism, while Muslims face broad opposition to bans.
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United States
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Black Youth Project
University of Chicago
John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation
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Higgins
Charleston
S.C
Orlando
Fla
Dallas
Donald Trump
Turkey detains 10 foreigners tied to U.S. cleric coup plot
Ankara reports at least 10 foreign nationals detained over ties to Fethullah Gulen. Four held awaiting trial, one released, with more possible as the probe deepens. Government seeks extradition from the United States while mass rallies demand Gulen's return.
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Turkey
Numan Kurtulmus
Syria
Kurtulmus
Fethullah Gulen
Gulen
Pennsylvania
Recep
Gunmen abduct American Australian in Kabul
Gunmen wearing Afghan military uniforms kidnapped two university professors near the American University of Afghanistan in Kabul on a Sunday evening. An American and an Australian were seized as they returned from the campus, with Afghan police and the U S Embassy coordinating the investigation.
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U.S
Australia
Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
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