Kabul bombing kills 48 at private education center
A death by own action bombing in Kabul targets a Shiite neighborhood education center, killing 48 graduates preparing for university exams. The attack, blamed on Islamic State, underscores sectarian violence amid Afghanistan’s security collapse as Taliban assaults kill many.
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Moon Jae In pledges rail and road links with North Korea
South Korea's Moon Jae In vowed to build rail and road connections with North Korea as a first step toward regional integration. He will visit Pyongyang next month for a third meeting with Kim Jong Un and aims for a peace treaty and denuclearization of the peninsula.
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Manafort Goes to Jury in Virginia Financial Case
Manafort faces 18 federal charges after a 12 day trial in Alexandria counting tens of millions in offshore accounts and tax evasion. Key witness Gates provided insider testimony but defense argues he lied to save himself. Jurors begin deliberations as Mueller inquiry looms.
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Suspects still jailed in New Mexico child abuse case near Taos
Three members of an extended family accused of child abuse at a Ramshackle desert compound near the Colorado line remain jailed while New Mexico authorities seek to satisfy release conditions. Bail was set at 20000 with monitoring and safe housing required.
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Italy declares Genoa bridge collapse state of emergency
Prime Minister Conte announced a 12 month state of emergency in Genoa after the Morandi Bridge collapse killed 39 people and injured 16. He pledged 5.7 million dollars for urgent relief, to appoint a rebuilding commissioner, as 630 residents evacuated and 1,000 rescue workers searched the rubble.
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Ex CIA chief Brennan loses security clearance urged by Trump
President Trump revokes former CIA Director John Brennan’s security clearance citing erratic conduct and behavior. Sanders listed nine additional officials under review, including Clapper Comey Hayden Yates Rice Ohr McCabe Strzok and Page, as Brennan responds on Twitter. Brennan had led CIA and helped coordinate the Osama bin Laden operation.
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