Secret Service shoots man at White House checkpoint
A Secret Service officer fired at a man who approached the White House checkpoint with a gun and refused to drop it. The man was taken to a hospital in critical condition. Obama was away. Biden was secured during a brief lockdown as crowds gathered nearby.
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Russia proposes joint airstrikes with U.S. in Syria
Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu urged planning joint strikes with the U.S.-led coalition against al Nusra Front and arms convoys crossing the Syria Turkey border. The State Department and Pentagon officials dismissed any current agreement or expanded coordination while noting existing separate operations and safety talks.
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NATO Eyes Meeting With Russia On Dual Track Approach
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg says ministers agreed on a dual track toward Moscow to reinforce defenses while keeping dialogue open. A NATO Russia Council platform would seek transparency and risk reduction ahead of July Warsaw meetings. Putin spokesman welcomed the dialogue with insistence on Russia's interests being respected. British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond noted NATO opened a missile defense facility in Romania, which Moscow says could be used against Russia.
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EgyptAir Flight 804: debris found as investigators probe cause
Search teams recovered floating human remains luggage and seats from EgyptAir Flight 804 while seeking larger wreckage and the black boxes. Investigators question ground crew at Paris Charles de Gaulle and examine passenger manifest and potential signs of smoke or fire aboard the A320 bound for Cairo.
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Nutrition label overhaul aims to highlight calories and sugars
The FDA update changes nutrition Facts labels on over 800000 foods. calories will be largest on the label and added sugars will have a distinct line. Michelle Obama says parents benefit as better clarity reduces need for nutrition expertise.
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San Francisco appoints Chaplin interim police chief
New chief Toney Chaplin inherits a deeply divided city after the resignation of Greg Suhr following a fatal knife arrest and revelations of racist text messages. Chaplin vows reforms and body cameras while pushing restraint to reduce officer shootings as Mayor Ed Lee seeks rapid department turnaround with NAACP and union backing.
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