Fbi trail of promising threat prompt questions in Hassan case
The case details Tanza Jamal Hassan who told FBI agents she aimed to join al Qaida and marry a fighter before being stopped from travel. Four months later she sparked Jan 17 campus fires at St Catherine University in a self declared jihad, raising questions about whether authorities intervened earlier.
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Tanza Jamal Hassan
Afghanistan
FBI
al-Qaida
U.S
St. Paul
St. Catherine University
Jeffrey Ringel
Joint Terrorism Task Force
Soufan Group
Hassan
Jeff van Nest
Florida
Nikolas Cruz
Boston
Andrew Winter
Robert Sicoli
Associated Press
Dubai
United Arab Emirates
Ethiopia
Jordan Opens Job Center for Syrians in Azraq Refugee Camp
The ILO UN refugee agency and Jordanian Labor Ministry opened a job center in Azraq camp to register refugees for factory and farm work. The Jordan Compact aims to grant 200000 work permits for Syrians in exchange for EU support, but progress is slow with about 90000 permits issued and only two factories exporting under new rules.
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Jordan
Sumaya Mohammed Jidaa
Europe
Patrick Dary
International Labor Organization
ILO
U.N. Refugee Agency
Labor Ministry
Barbara Joraisse
Syria
New Doctor Approved Natural Formula For Constipation Relief
A Florida company markets H2Go a mini tablet claiming to end constipation by using Active Magnesia to draw water into the colon. The pitch highlights doctor endorsements and a toll free number for a risk free 30 day trial plus a free digestive health report.
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