Syrian roadside blast kills American and British troops
A roadside bomb in northern Syria killed a U S. service member and a British colleague and wounded five others in a rare strike since the U.S.-led coalition deployed troops. The attack was reported near Manbij as Turkish pressures rise and details are withheld pending investigation.
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Schwarzenegger Back After Catheter Valve Replacement
Arnold Schwarzenegger is recuperating in a Los Angeles hospital after a catheter valve replacement to address a congenital heart defect. The 70 year old former governor is in stable condition and reportedly said I am back, reflecting good spirits.
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Autopsy Challenges Police Account in Clark Shooting
Autopsy findings released by Stephen Clark family hired pathologist Dr. Bennet Omalu say Clark was shot seven times from behind by Sacramento officers and took 3 to 10 minutes to die. He criticizes the police claim Clark faced and moved toward them, noting multiple inconsistencies with video and testimony. The case sparked daily protests and renewed calls for justice amid questions about immediate medical aid and officer conduct.
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Deadly Gaza border protests mark bloodiest day since 2014
Thousands of Palestinians marched toward the Gaza border with Israel for a mass display planned as a six week protest, with 15 killed on the first day and more than 750 wounded as Israeli forces faced stone throwing crowds and drones. The event highlights Gaza’s deteriorating economy and hunger for a right of return amid a long border blockade.
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Noor Salman acquitted in Pulse nightclub terror case
Noor Salman, widow of Orlando gunman Omar Mateen, is found not guilty of obstruction and providing material support to a terrorist organization. The verdict ends a high profile federal trial amid victim families' silence and raises questions about the government's case. Salman was released after 14 months in custody and her lawyer calls it a strong defense win.
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Gun reform activists push 535 town halls during congressional recess
March for Our Lives organizers aim to hold 535 town halls April 7 to match each member of Congress before April 9. The effort faces challenges with fewer in person events, partisan tension, and a tight election year, but organizers hope to mobilize donors and constituents for district work.
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