Chicago jury convicts six Hobos gang leaders
A Chicago jury found six Hobos leaders guilty after three months of testimony in a case tied to at least nine murders and a high-profile robbery. The defendants face life in prison at sentencing on June 23, with security tightly controlled in the courtroom.
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Chicago
U.S
Zachary Fardon
Bobby Simmons
Gregory “Bowlegs
Chester
Paris Poe
Poe
Manhunt widens as Istanbul detains 20 in Reina attack
Police in Istanbul detain about 20 people with suspected links to the Reina nightclub massacre as the manhunt enters a fourth day. Security checkpoints blanket the city while residents near the site confront a man said to resemble the gunman. Authorities say IS claimed the attack killing 39 people, with 27 foreigners among the dead.
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Mevlut Cavusoglu
Reina Club
Dogan
Aegean
Izmir
Anadolu
Dagestan
China
Syria
Konya
Islamic State
Roof shows no remorse in court as penalty phase opens
Dylann Roof, convicted of the 2015 Emanuel AME Church massacre, tells jurors he has no tears for his victims and does not regret his act. Prosecutors reveal a jail journal with racist statements while Roof, representing himself, defends his mental state and challenges his lawyers. The jury will decide between death or life imprisonment.
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Charleston
S.C
Dylann Root
Roof
Nathan Williams
Nal
Columbia Area
Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles Manson Ailing as 1969 Murders Haunt Era
The aging Manson, 82, hospitalized after transfer from Corcoran State Prison for undisclosed illness. His notoriety from the 1969 killings revived debate over the Summer of Love and the counterculture's dark undercurrents.
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Los Angeles
Charles Manson
America
San Francisco
Todd Gitlin
Associated Press
Manson
California
Corcoran State Prison
U.S
Malaria vaccine trial uses living weakened parasites
Researchers in Seattle test a living parasite vaccine by infecting lab mosquitoes with genetically attenuated malaria and letting 10 volunteers receive about 150 to 200 bites. None became sick though swelling occurred. the approach aims to induce immunity by exposure to weakened parasites.
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Washington
Africa
World Health Organization
Seattle
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Researcher Center
Center For Infectious Disease Research
James Kublin
Fred Hutchinson
Science Translational Medicine
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