Boko Haram strikes kill dozens at Nigeria markets
Roundup reports Boko Haram suicide and vehicle bombings in Yola and Kano kill at least 49 and injure over 133. The attacks follow the group pledging to IS West Africa Province, amid Nigeria's 6 year insurgency and mass displacements.
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Siege in Saint-Denis Ends After Overnight Shootout
In Saint-Denis France residents awoke to a siege that left a dozen hours of tense waiting. An AP reporter and others sheltered in a Boucheries Street apartment as a ferocious shootout unfolded with heavily armed fugitives. Police fired thousands of rounds before early morning quiet returned near the basilica.
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Republicans seek cautious path on Syrian refugee plan
The House prepares a vote on a GOP bill to block Iraqi and Syrian refugees unless vetting can prove they pose no terrorist threat. Democrats warn the measure risks ending refugee resettlement, while Obama says he will veto if it reaches his desk. Public opinion shows low support for increasing refugee admissions.
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