Two Nuns Slain in Mississippi Home Investigated
Durant police say two Catholic nuns living in Durant Mississippi were found slain at their home. Both women were nurse practitioners who worked at the Lexington Medical Clinic. Investigators note a possible break in and a missing vehicle but no motive or weapon identified yet.
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Durant
James Lee
Maureen Smith
Lexington Medical Clinic
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Sisters of St. Francis
Milwaukee
Turkish tanks enter Syria amid border clash risk
Turkish forces pushed into northern Syria and gave Kurdish forces a week to pull back near the border as a U S backed cross border operation sought a frontier zone free of Islamic State and Kurdish fighters. U S warns against a Turkey Kurdish clash that could disrupt the anti IS fight.
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Washington
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Islamic State
Euphrates River
John Kerry
Mevlut Cavusoglu
Associated Press
Italy vows new aid as central quake toll rises to 250
Premier Renzi pledges funds and reconstruction steps after a powerful quake devastates Amatrice Accumoli and Pescara del Tronto. Rescue teams comb rubble as aftershocks widen the search with hundreds injured or unaccounted for.
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Rieti
Rome
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Ascol
Tions
Marco
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US ships fire warning shots at Iranian boat near Tempest
U S Navy says an Iranian boat approached the USS Tempest within 200 yards in the North Arabian Gulf and ignored radio calls and flares. The USS Squall fired three warning shots from a .50 caliber gun as risk of collision rose.
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Brazil Senate opens Dilma Rousseff impeachment trial
Brazil's Senate began the impeach ment trial of President Dilma Rousseff amid a year of crisis marked by Zika, recession, and Olympic controversy. Most observers expect her removal by a final vote next week, with Michel Temer poised to become interim president.
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Dilma Rousseff
Rousseff
Eduardo Cunha
Antonio Rabelo
Sao Luis
Maranhao
Michel Temer
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