Carlsbad Shooting Injures Two Children at Elementary Campus
In Carlsbad California two children aged 6 and 7 sustained arm wounds when a man fired toward a crowd of students before bystanders tackled him. The suspect, a man in his 40s or 50s, was arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon and is believed to have acted alone. He was not cooperative and may live locally.
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Kelly Cain
San Diego
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Nassau
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Ebenezer Sherman
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Jones to resign as U S national security adviser
Gen James Jones will step down as national security adviser and be replaced by deputy Tom Denilon. The transition comes amid White House turnover including Rahm Emanuel and Lawrence Summers, as Obama pushes foreign policy shifts from Iraq to Afghanistan and Europe.
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Nobel Peace Prize honors imprisoned Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo
Liu Xiaobo, a jailed Chinese writer and Charter 08 co author, won the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo drawing protests from Beijing. Officials condemned the award as blasphemous while dissidents and supporters hailed the prize as recognition of China’s human rights push.
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Hungary red sludge spill aftershock lowers toxin levels
Hungary reports Danube entry remains at drinking water safety limits as toxic metals dip below threshold. Rescue officials say seven deaths confirmed after the Monday reservoir break near Kolontar, with missing residents possibly swept miles downstream.
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Christie reconsiders ARC tunnel cancellation in New Jersey
Gov. Chris Christie, pressured by the Obama administration, agrees to review options to salvage the ARC rail tunnel linking New Jersey and New York City after meeting with Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood. A federal working group will assess ideas and report in two weeks amid calls from Sen. Lautenberg to proceed.
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