Lone wolf suspected in Canada terror attack
A Somali refugee, Abdulahi Hasan Sharif, is suspected of carrying out a Canada attack that injured four and led to a high speed pursuit. Police say the suspect acted alone. he was taken into custody in Edmonton on terrorism and attempted murder charges pending.
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Supreme Court opens pivotal term with wedding cake and redistricting cases
The court begins a term shaped by gay rights, religious freedoms, and partisan maps with cases on same sex marriage, union rights, and workplace arbitration. Justice Kennedy remains pivotal as Gorsuch aligns with conservatives while debates unfold over civil rights exemptions and federal oversight.
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Libyan leader in Benghazi attack goes on trial today
Ahmed Abu Khatallah, alleged head of the Benghazi assault, faces 18 counts including murder as prosecutors press a civilian trial. The case tests U.S. terrorism prosecutions while debates continue over military tribunals at Guantanamo Bay and the detention of a still unidentified American held over allegations of ISIS involvement.
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Wildfire outlook dampened by cool wet weather spreads hope
The National Interagency Fire Center reports cooler, wetter conditions easing fires in the Northwest and Montana while Southern California faces above average fire risk through December. With 13 large fires burning and Forest Service spending over 2 billion, drought in central and northeastern Montana threatens future outbreaks as offshore winds return.
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