Erie child care fire kills three of firefighter's children
In Erie Pennsylvania three of five children killed in a house turned day care center were the children of Luther Jones a volunteer firefighter responding to a malfunctioning alarm. The ages range from eight months to seven years. The owner was hospitalized. The mother Sherona Overton mourns her losses.
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Trump tightens green card rules targeting public charge tests
The Trump administration moves to deny green cards to many migrants using Medicaid food stamps housing vouchers or other public benefits under a broader public charge standard. USCIS will weigh public assistance along with education income and health as it implements rules due mid October amid legal challenges.
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Epstein death at MCC prompts scrutiny and staffing questions
In New York a guard at the Metropolitan Correctional Center was not a regular officer when Jeffrey Epstein died by hanging. Attorney General Barr called the facility's response "serious irregularities" and ordered a thorough investigation as FBI and inspector general probes continue.
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Hong Kong's airport struggles to reopen amid protests
Hong Kong's airport faced flight cancellations as pro democracy demonstrators crowded the terminal. About 200 flights were canceled and passengers faced uncertainty while protesters pressed for reforms and an independent inquiry into police conduct. No new violence was reported.
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Norway mosque attack suspect in Oslo court with smirk
Philip Manshaus, 21, who is suspected of killing his stepsister and firing on a Baerum mosque, appeared in Oslo court with a bruised face. Police found his stepsister’s body after the attack. investigators link Manshaus to far right extremism and mimicry of New Zealand and El Paso shootings. The court ordered four weeks pretrial detention.
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