Mississippi police chief commits death by own action
Bay St. Louis Police Chief Mike DeNardo, who had just been suspended, shot himself in the chest in the department parking lot in what officials described as a personal safety related act. An apparent intentional self-inflicted gunshot ended a day described as bad for law enforcement.
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Russia hosts talks on Mideast peace broker role
Russia said Israel and the Palestinian leadership accepted an in principle meeting in Moscow to relaunch the peace process though gaps remain on agenda and timing. Abbas seeks settlement halts and prisoner releases, while Netanyahu demands conditions be dropped.
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Paris
Osiris-Rex launches to retrieve asteroid Bennu samples
NASA's Osiris Rex lifts off from Cape Canaveral atop an Atlas V on a seven year quest to collect about 2 ounces of Bennu dust and gravel. The mission aims to study 4.5 billion year old material for clues to life and solar system origins with sample return planned around 2020.
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Ukraine faces endless war as truces fail and fatigue grows
In eastern Ukraine, Mykhailo Gaiduk and a rebel fighter describe a stalled conflict with shells and sniper fire. Despite multiple cease fires and a temporary school year truce, fighting persists near Mariupol as UN tallies exceed 9,500 deaths in Donetsk and Luhansk since 2014.
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Flag from 9/11 site finally returns to museum
The 3 by 5 foot flag raised at ground zero on 9 11 2001 ended a long journey from a yacht in lower Manhattan to the World Trade Center wreckage then to Everett Washington and now to the National 9 11 Museum. A TV show and detective work traced its path guiding its reunion with the site.
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