Earthquake hits Lefkada causes deaths and damage
A strong earthquake with magnitude reported around 6.1 to 6.5 struck Lefkada Greece killing two people and injuring several as landslides blocked roads and buildings collapsed in Athani and nearby villages. The quake was felt across western Greece with aftershocks possible.
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Athens
Greece
Lefkada
Ionian Sea
Kefalonia
Athens Geodynamic Institute
U.S. Geological Survey
Athani
Hoagie Hurling Suspect Arrested In Fairfax Restaurant Dispute
Fairfax City police arrested 32 year old Jonathan M. Magnes of Morristown New Jersey on assault and battery DUI and breath test refusal after he threw a sandwich at a 50 year old man at a pizza restaurant and fled. The victim was uninjured. Magnes faced Sunday evening charges.
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Fairfax
New Jersey
Fairfax City
Virginia
Jonathan M. Magnes
Morristown
Magnes
Russia holds bomber responsible for Metrojet crash
Russia confirmed a homemade bomb caused the Oct. 31 Metrojet Airbus 321 crash over Sinai Desert killing 224 aboard. Putin vowed relentless pursuit, offering a $50 million reward while Egypt, France, and the U.S.-led coalition escalate strikes against Islamic State targets amid safety and tourism concerns.
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Moscow
Vladimir Putin
Islamic State Group
Syria
Russia
FSB
Egypt
Sinai
France
Paris
Kremlin
Putin
Putin vows to find and punish those hiding anywhere on Earth
Russian President Vladimir Putin pledges to locate and punish those hiding “wherever they are” on Earth, signaling a broad justice pursuit and warning to opponents. He frames the statement as part of a concerted security stance.
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Vladimir Putin
Sergei Shoigu
National Defense Control Center
Moscow
FSB
Alexander Bortnikov
Bortnikov
Russia
Sherif Ismail
Sharm el-Sheikh
Ismail
Egypt
Hossam Kamal
France
Ireland
Magdy Abdel-Ghaffar
Earth
Israel bans Islamic Movement over incitement amid unrest
Israel outlawed the northern branch of the Islamic Movement accusing it of inciting Arab violence during a two month unrest. Police raided offices froze bank accounts and closed organizations while Raed Salah vowed to fight the measure. The move follows broader tensions with Israel's Arab minority and related regional concerns.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Paris
East Jerusalem
Ramat Shlomo
Joe Biden
Islamic Movement
Benjamin Netanyahu
Raed Salah
Salah
Europe
Investigators hold back videos in Clark police shooting probe
Minnesota investigators will not release partial videos of the fatal shooting of 24 year old Jamar O Neal Clark in Minneapolis. The FBI and BCA are jointly probing with two to four months expected for results while witnesses and officials debate handcuff status.
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U.S
Federal
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
CDC
America
Jonathan Mermin
Minneapolis
Jamar O Neal Clark
State Bureau of Criminal Apprehension
Clark
BCA
Betsy Hodges
FBI
Drew Evans
Evans
Department of Public Safety
Bruce Gordon
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