Roundup Oregon students return to UCC after shooting
Oregon news rounds include UCC reopening and student welcome in Roseburg with signs reading UCC Strong as volunteers and police provide comfort. Gov. Brown joins campus leaders for the first class return after Oct 1 attack that left nine dead and nine wounded.
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Putin praise grows in Syria and Iraq amid war backdrop
In Damascus crowds praise Vladimir Putin as a decisive leader after Russia’s air campaign in Syria. Posters appear across Syria and Iraq, while locals say Moscow backs Assad and shifts balance, with air strikes targeting Idlib and Hama and ships firing cruise missiles toward Raqqa and Aleppo.
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O'Malley Seeks Breakout Moment in Las Vegas Debate
Democratic candidates Martin O'Malley Jim Webb and Lincoln Chafee face low poll support as they prepare for the Las Vegas debate. O'Malley argues for more debates and highlights his executive experience while critiquing Clinton on policy shifts including the Trans-Pacific Partnership. Webb and Chafee target Clinton on Iraq war votes and Libya policy.
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Netanyahu accuses Arab leaders amid Jerusalem stabbings wave
Three stabbings in Jerusalem leave a teenage boy in critical condition as Prime Minister Netanyahu accuses Arab parties of inciting violence. Two teenage attackers are killed. one was run over after a police shooting. The Quartet delays regional travel due to the crisis.
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Zimbabwe drops charges against Walter Palmer over Cecil the lion kill
Zimbabwe will not charge dentist Walter Palmer for killing Cecil the lion, saying he had legal hunting paperwork. Environment minister Oppah Muchinguri Kashiri said Palmer can return as a tourist but not to hunt, while charges remain pending against guide Theo Bronkhorst and landowner Honest Ndlovu.
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