U.S. Cuba Hearing Loss Case Ties to Secret Device
U.S. officials link a covert sonic device to hearing loss among diplomats in Havana as the embassy tensions surface. The probe notes the device operated beyond audible range and may have aimed to damage or test responses.
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Manafort search widens as FBI probes Trump campaign ties
FBI agents searched one Manafort home in Alexandria, seeking tax records and banking documents as Mueller and congressional probes explore Manafort's Ukraine work, Trump campaign ties, and the June 2016 Trump Tower meeting with Kushner and Trump Jr. The raid follows cooperation and prior document turnover by Manafort.
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Kenya vote turmoil as protest clashes erupt nationwide
Police opened fire to disperse rioters in Nairobi Kisumu and Kisii after Raila Odinga alleged election fraud citing hacked results. At least three people were killed amid protests while election officials defend the system and delay final tallies. Odinga linked the hacking to Jubilee and to slain election official Christopher Msando.
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Migrants flood Champlain border path to Canada
Migrants from Syria Congo Haiti and other nations flood toward Roxham Road in Champlain New York seeking entry to Canada. Canadian authorities have set up a reception center near Saint Bernard de Lacolle with tents food and processing for refugee applications as Mounties expand facilities and transport arrivals onward.
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Suspect arrested after attack on French soldiers in Paris region
A car rammed into an army patrol near Levalois-Perret injuring six soldiers. Police stopped the vehicle on the A16 near Calais after a high speed chase involving about 300 officers. Interior Minister Collomb said it was deliberate and part of multiple 2015 attacks. anti terror unit investigates. None of the soldiers were seriously hurt.
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