Gunman shoots man at Mass in Ogden church
A 35-year-old man is arrested in Box Elder County after entering Saint James the Just Catholic Church during the 11:30 a.m. Mass and shooting his father-in-law in the back of the head. The victim is in critical but stable condition and the motive is believed domestic violence related.
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Ogden
Utah
Charles Richard Jennings Jr
Box Elder County
Saint James the Just Catholic Church
Danielle Croyle
Salt Lake Tribune
Rebecca Ory Hernandez
Afghans Set to Lead Security Nationwide
Afghan security forces move toward full responsibility as President Karzai expected to declare transition. NATO training has boosted forces to about 352000, with U S and allied troops reducing to a supporting role and Nato halving its presence by year end. Experts view readiness as improved but caution continued international support and backing.
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Jalalabad
Afghanistan
America
Nangarhar
Taliban
Hamid Karzai
U.S
International Security Assistance Force
Pakistan
Lal Mohammad Durrani
NATO
Barack Obama
Nick Carter
Egyptian embassy closed prompts Syrian migrant rush to Cairo
Syrian Ibrahim and about two dozen others gathered outside the sealed Syrian Embassy in Cairo after President Morsi cut diplomatic ties with Syria. The move bars consular services, complicating passport renewals for refugees seeking third countries or return home. The UNHCR cites over 77,000 Syrians in Egypt amid the upheaval.
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Cairo
Mohammed Ibrahim
Egypt
Syria
Red Sea
United States
Ibrahim
Mohammed Morsi
Morsi
Hezbollah
Bashar Assad
United Nations High Commissioner For
G8 summit faces debt angst and policy tensions in Ireland
As leaders of the eight major economies gather in Enniskillen, debates focus on tax transparency, Syria aid, and cutting trade barriers. The United States and Canada show modest growth while Japan fights stagnation and Europe endures austerity and slow recovery amid market uncertainty.
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Enniskillen
Northern Ireland
Europe
U.S
Japan
David Cameron
Barack Obama
Germany
Italy
Canada
France
Russia
Syria
United States
European Union
Obama
Abe
Angela Merkel
Boston hospital to offer pediatric hand transplants
A Boston Children's Hospital program will begin the world's first pediatric hand transplant initiative. Doctors say children may benefit more than adults due to quicker nerve regrowth and prosthetic limitations, with careful patient selection and long term immune suppression risks.
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Boston
Amir Taghinia
Boston Children’s Hospital
Simon Horsten
Seattle Children's Hospital
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Brendan Marrocco
Iraq
U.S
Douglas Diekema
Center For Pediatric Bioethics
Seattle Children’s Hospital
American Board of Pediatrics
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al- Ameen
Afghan National Army
Sangin
Kandahar
Asia
Fed
Shinzo Abe
Lough Erne
Boston Hospital
Malaysia
Brendan M. Marrocco
Marrocco
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