Death ruled self inflicted fall at Wilshire Grand
Los Angeles worker Joseph Sabbatino, 36, in his second day on site, died after falling from the 53rd floor of the Wilshire Grand construction site. Witnesses say he removed his hard hat and was not wearing a tethered harness. The death was ruled a death by own action. The driver of a nearby car was uninjured.
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Karadzic Verdict Signals End of Impunity for Atrocity Orders
Human Rights Watch senior international justice counsel Param Preet Singh says the Karadzic verdict delivers a powerful message that those who order atrocities cannot evade accountability, as victims and families have waited years for reckoning.
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Karadzic Given 40 Year Sentence For Srebrenica Massacre
Former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic was convicted by a U N war crimes court of genocide and nine other charges for orchestrating the 1992 95 war in Bosnia. He received a 40 year term. co‑conspirator Ratko Mladic faced similar scrutiny while Karadzic plans to appeal.
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Ethiopian wheat bottlenecks hinder relief efforts at Djibouti port
Ethiopia doubles wheat purchases amid drought and El Nino. Port congestion in Djibouti delays unloading about 450000 metric tons of grain for drought-stricken urban centers. Save the Children notes berths are insufficient, with up to 40 days to unload and 120 days to move food into the country, as hunger affects over 10 million Ethiopians.
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Iranian hackers indicted for targeting banks and dam
U S government charges seven hackers linked to Iran with large scale cyberattacks on 46 victims including Bank of America NASDAQ and NYSE. One hacker probed Bowman Avenue Dam in Rye Brook revealing dam operations data. Attacks disrupted online banking cost tens of millions though no customer losses reported.
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