Police union boss son arrested in school plot
A Boston area case centers on a police union leader whose son was taken into custody after a school plot emerged. Prosecutors allege a planned attack and ties to a driveway repair scheme surfaced during testimony. Witnesses described concrete samples used to challenge an anchor believed linked to the plot.
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Pneumonia Shots Not Only Considered by Elderly
The Associated Press notes pneumonia vaccines are important but not the only shots older adults should review. It cites Prevnar and other vaccines, highlighting risks from pneumococcal disease, blood infections, and complications from flu, with emphasis on those with weakened immune systems, heart or lung disease, or organ transplants.
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Army maintenance sparks controversy in Baghdad convoy woes
Reported by a U.S. Army unit based in Rock Hill, the 3rd Quartermaster Company faced criticism over transport delays from Tall Fir base amid chronic Humvee and helicopter maintenance shortages. Dust, open bearings, and parts bottlenecks hinder mission readiness as crews note degraded mobility, with Marines and Army units calling for more vehicles, armor, and spare parts to counter roadside bombs, ambushes, and mine blasts.
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Anglican commission urges restraint on U S Episcopal Church
A global Anglican commission urged the U S Episcopal Church to refrain from electing more bishops and to stop interference by conservative African bishops. The panel called for reconciliation, criticized liberal North American departures, and warned that failure to heal rifts could fracture Anglican unity. The report, led by Archbishop Robin Eames, stressed no punishment for Bishop Gene Robinson and favored dialogue over punitive action.
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Texas redistricting case returns to high court as map reviewed
The High Court orders a fresh look at Texas political maps after lower courts rejected a redistricting plan seen as benefiting Republicans. The decision could affect several incumbents in the November elections and renews courtroom battles over how districts were drawn to shape party fortunes. Democratic lawmakers allege the plan grouped them with others, altering voter bases and diluting minority influence, while Republicans argue the map complies with legal standards and current court guidance.
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