Doctors Without Borders hospital hit in Afghanistan attack
Doctors Without Borders described the Oct. 3 strike on its hospital in northern Afghanistan as the ICU being hit after an AC-130 attack. The group said no patients or staff were armed and no attackers were present, contradicting initial U.S. claims of a threat. At least 30 people were killed, the charity reported.
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Doctors Without Borders Hospital
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Doctors Without Borders
Cop acquitted in back shooting of unarmed motorist in snow
In Harrisburg a Dauphin County jury found Officer Lisa Mearkle not guilty of third degree murder and manslaughter in the February shooting of 59 year old David Kassick. The camera captured the stun gun incident as Kassick lay in the snow after fleeing a stop. Mearkle expressed relief and sorrow for Kassick's family.
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Lisa Mearkle
Hummelstown
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Penalive.com
Kevin Fetters
Markle
Russia Egypt dismiss bomb talk over Sinai jet crash
Five days after a Metrojet A321 crash that killed 224, Russia and Egypt rejected Western claims of a terrorist bomb, while Britain and the United States weigh intelligence on the possible cause. Cameron Putin el-Sissi Obama comment on the probe continues. The IS claim was questioned by Moscow and Cairo.
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Sinai
Russia
Egypt
David Cameron
Sinai Peninsula
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Islamic State Group
Cameron
Abdel- Fattah el-Sissi
Vladimir Putin
Red Sea
Sharm el- Sheikh
St. Petersburg
el-Sissi
Washington
Britain
Foreign Ministry
Maria Zakharova
Moscow
Barack Obama
Seattle
White House
Josh Earnest
Syria
Iran Friday prayers show mixed feelings toward Death to America
At Tehran University Friday prayers a familiar chant of Death to America appears routine yet many worshippers show indifference. An Iranian reporter notes aging rulers, a reluctant younger generation seeking reform, and a public wary of politics while hoping for relief from sanctions and inflation.
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USA
America
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Ali Khamenei
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Imam Hujjat-ul-Islam Kazem Seddiqi
Hassan Rouhani
Israel
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Saudi Arabia
Obama
Farhad
Police: Hero cop sought hit man in plot against administrator
Fox Lake Illinois police Lt Charles Gliniewicz sought a hit man to kill village manager Anne Marrin fearing exposure of embezzlement. Investigators say he texted plans to plant drugs and hide funds while staging his death as a line of duty incident.
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Melodie Gliniewicz
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