Abdel-Rahman dies in federal prison at 78
Abdel-Rahman known as the Blind Sheikh died in a North Carolina federal complex after years in prison for terror plots against New York. He faced diabetes and heart disease, and his death confirms a long controversy surrounding his role as a spiritual leader for militants. In Las Vegas a separate study reveals sex trafficking of underage victims, notably 190 identified cases in 2014, with two thirds under 18 and many from foster care.
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Trump back on trail in Florida rally signals busy week
President Trump appeared at a Melbourne Florida campaign rally four weeks into his administration. He urged repeal of the health care law, touted a border wall, and promised action on the immigration order. The event featured supporters, protest crowds in other cities, Melania Trump’s remarks, and a Rolling Stones playlist. Multiple candidates for national security adviser were to be interviewed at Mar-a-Lago.
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Deadly car bomb near Kurdish town in Turkey injures many
In Viransehir Sanliurfa province a parked hazardous devices car exploded near judges and prosecutors lodgings, killing an 11 year old court clerk's son and a 27 year old neighborhood guard. Interior Minister Soylu said 26 people detained including the van owner. PKK blamed by authorities. Vice President Pence expressed condolences in Germany. The blast follows years of deadly attacks linked to IS and Kurdish militants.
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Pennsylvania man swindled by fake cancer girlfriend
A Bedford County man was duped by Michelle Zipp who pretended to have cancer and a nurse with four months of deception. He drained his bank account and took out loans totaling forty thousand dollars to fund surgeries and care while she used texts and calls to sustain the ruse. Zipp faces theft by deception charges and remains free on bond.
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Nations feel NATO pressure from Trump push for higher defense spend
The Los Angeles Times reports President Trump urges allies to meet or exceed the 2 percent defense spending guideline. Only Estonia Greece Poland Britain meet it, with the U.S. at 3.61 percent. EU considers a defense research fund while Western Europe budgeted increased 2014 spending. China and Russia non NATO spend 1.9 and 4.5 percent respectively.
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