Bus driver killed after ramming police
A bus driver was ordered off a stopped bus and then rammed police, was shot and killed. Officials said officers were injured but non life threatening, and the chase ended in a western Pennsylvania suburb. The driver had earlier been told he would not be allowed to drive due to attitude.
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Good Samaritan beheaded in Florida
A homeless man allegedly killed and beheaded a 70 year old man who had given him shelter in Fort Myers. Robert Cope is charged with second degree murder after footprints and blood were found at the scene.
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North Korea threatens retaliation over new U N sanctions and missile tests
North Korea vows retaliation if punitive U N sanctions follow its latest nuclear test and signals more long range missile launches. U S officials cite signs of increased activity at a long range missile site and warn another test is likely while the border remains calm.
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Tense Week on the Korean Peninsula
A tense week on the Korean peninsula follows escalating tensions amid regional security concerns. Credible reports indicate heightened military posturing and renewed diplomatic exchanges as both sides prepare for potential shocks and international responses.
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Big Ben marks 150 years as defenders hail its defiant chimes
London notes Big Ben turns 150 this Sunday with its famous 315 foot tower and 14 foot minute hand. The clock, regulated by pennies on the pendulum, rings every quarter hour and has guided Britain through wars, earning the view of a defiant symbol by former lawmaker Tom Dalyell, who calls its chimes a sign of confidence and undaunted spirit.
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Oklahoma pharmacist charged after deadly store shooting sparks debate
Jerome Ersland, a 57 year old Oklahoma City pharmacist, is charged with first degree murder for shooting a wounded 16 year old after two armed men robbed his store. The case has ignited talk of vigilantism and self defense with supporters praising his actions while critics call it an execution style murder.
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Turf wars hamper battle for online security
Washington observes the Obama administration unveiling a plan to sharpen cyber security while facing questions over the new coordinator’s authority. Turf battles among federal departments, including the Pentagon and DHS, threaten coordinated efforts to secure networks and standardize technology. The president will personally pick the cyber coordinator who will have regular access to the Oval Office, but no formal title or clear authority yet.
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