UAE Troops Killed in Yemen Strike Marks Deadliest Day
Forty five UAE military members died as a missile struck an ammunition depot in Marib, Yemen, during Saudi led operations against the Houthis. UAE officials confirmed the toll rose from initial figures while vowing the attack will not deter their mission.
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Migrants begin final march toward Austria from Budapest area
About 350 migrants broke through a police cordon at Bicske and headed toward Austria on foot as Hungary dispatched buses to move crowds to the Heggeshalom crossing. Earlier, 2,000 left Budapest for Austria amid a broader transit-zone push. A 51 year old Pakistani man died during the chaos.
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Slain deputy laid to rest in Houston area
Thousands of law enforcement officers formed a wall outside Second Baptist Church for the funeral of Harris County Sheriff's Deputy Darren Goforth. A 21 gun salute and helicopter flyover accompanied the service as investigators seek a motive for his Aug. 28 death at a gas pump. A 30-year-old Houston man faces capital murder charges. Sheriff Ron Hickman called Goforth a good sheriff’s deputy.
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New approach to young inmates at Rikers Island
New York officials plan to move more than 1,000 inmates aged 18 to 21 to a single Rikers Island facility by year end. The plan, to be detailed before the jail oversight board Tuesday, replaces mixed housing with structured classes counseling and no solitary confinement for this group.
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Rowan County Clerk Says Licenses Issued Without Authority Void
In Morehead Kentucky jailed clerk Kim Davis contends licenses given to gay couples by her deputy are void and meaningless without her signature. Attorney Mat Staver says she remains defiant and plans an appeal of Judge Bun ning's contempt ruling as three licenses are deemed valid by Rowan County officials.
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