Scalia’s Death Elevates Supreme Court in Election
The sudden loss of Justice Antonin Scalia shifts the 2016 presidential race toward the Supreme Court. Republicans demand the next president nominate his replacement, intensifying the presidential contest as Cruz and Clinton frame the court’s future as central to policy on guns, abortion, marriage, and campaign finance.
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Turkey shells Kurds in Syria for second day
Ankara says artillery struck Kurdish fighters in Azaz Aleppo province in response to Kurdish fire. The Turkish operation targets areas held by the YPG as Syria’s government advances in the same region with Russian air support amid concern over Kurdish gains.
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Obama tells Putin to stop airstrikes in Syria war
Obama spoke with Putin calling for an end to airstrikes on moderate opposition in Syria and urged rapid humanitarian access and a nationwide ceasefire. The White House described renewed diplomatic cooperation as Moscow and Washington seek a united front against terrorism amid stalled truce talks.
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Police hunt man after dog shooting during card game
Lorain police seek Ricardo Johnson, 30, of Elyria on multiple charges after he allegedly shot a dog named Diablo at about 1 a.m. Saturday. The incident occurred at Danyel Johnson’s residence on Madison Avenue following a dispute over $5 won in a card game with Marcus Johnson.
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Presidents Day office and service closures noted
Government offices and courts close for Presidents Day and mail delivery halts. Trash collection remains on schedule. Ohio Turnpike will not accept credit cards 9 am to 4 pm and its websites will be down during updates.
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