Airport shooting appears planned at Will Rogers World Airport
Police say a 52 year old Southwest Airlines employee Michael Winchester was shot as crowds waited for flights while an unidentified suspect died in a public parking garage from a gunshot. Investigators note the shooter seemed to know the victim's schedule and routine.
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Oklahoma City
Will Rogers World
Southwest Airlines
Michael Winchester
Paco Balderrama
Balderrama
Winchester
Washington, Okla
University of Oklahoma
James
Kansas City Chiefs
Russia expands Syria offensive with long range strikes
Russian Defense Minister Shoigu says Su-33 jets from the Admiral Kuznetsov joined the strikes in Idlib and Homs as Moscow targets Islamic State and al Qaeda in a major operation. The attack follows Putin and Trump talks and aims at depots training camps and factories amid international aid concerns. United States officials condemn the renewed airstrikes and demand humanitarian access to Aleppo.
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Syria
Aleppo
Vladimir Putin
U.S
Donald Trump
Kremlin
Russia
Idlib
Homs
Obama
Moscow
Bashar Assad
Al-Qaida
Islamic State Group
Sergei Shoigu
Putin
Shoigu
Kuznetsov
U.S. State Department
Elizabeth Trudeau
Washington
Assad
Trudeau
Civilians Fill Mosul Streets Amid Fierce Urban Fighting
Explosions and gunfire rattled eastern Mosul as Iraqi special forces pushed into districts like Zahra and Qadisiya after retaking initial areas. Civilians crowded for food and cigarettes while aid groups warn of a humanitarian crisis. ISIS mortars are reported near al Samah as U.S. coalition planes fly overhead.
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Mosul
Iraq
Zahra
Qadisiya
Ali Tahseen
Maj
Salam al-Obeidi
Hani Hamed
Zahra District
al-Samah
ISIS
Museina Abdulla
Sami al-Aridi
Wildfires rage across South with bans on outdoor fires
South states battle fires scorching vast areas from North Georgia to Tennessee. Authorities report 80 000 acres burned in the region as burn bans expand across public lands and counties amid arson investigations and prohibitions on campfires fireworks smoking and off road parking.
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Tenn
South
North
Georgia
US Forest Service
Adam Rondeau
Tennessee Valley Authority
Tennessee
Alabama
Kentucky
Mississippi
North Carolina
Virginia
Bill Haslam
Scott Pilgreen
Nathan Deal
North Georgia Mountains
New York
Manhattan
Judge questions tainted Bergdahl jury in wounded-soldier evidence
Army Col. Jeffery Nance questioned if jurors could be swayed by evidence of serious injuries to two soldiers who searched for Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl after his 2009 disappearance in Afghanistan. The pretrial hearing ended without a ruling ahead of an April trial on desertion and misbehavior before the enemy.
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N.C
Army
Bowe Bergdahl
Afghanistan
Jeffery Nance
Bergdahl
Eileen Whipple
Nance
Sgt. Allen
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