Death by own action bomber hits Pakistani mosque
A bombing at a Sunni mosque in Ambar village Mohmand region killed at least 24 worshippers and wounded 28. A breakaway Taliban group claimed responsibility as the attacker shouted God is great. about 200 worshippers were inside. Several children died or were injured in the attack.
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Aid Delays Persist as Aleppo Cease Fire Faces Strains
Aid convoys to besieged Aleppo remain stalled amid heavy fighting on the Damascus edge as government and insurgents clash. Kerry and Lavrov press for real relief, warning on cooperation with Russia if aid does not reach civilians.
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Drones Could Swarm U S Skies Amid Registration Surge
FAA officials at a drone advisory meeting said registrations exceed 550000 with 2000 new drones daily and pilot licenses rising. Current FAA forecasts project over 1.3 million licensed pilots by 2020 as hobbyists and commercial operators push growth.
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Obama faces waning influence over Israeli settlements
Israeli settlement activity in the West Bank and East Jerusalem persisted during the Obama years, despite White House condemnations. Netanyahu pushed a wave of construction, while a $38 billion U.S. military aid deal over 10 years was signed, underscoring limited U.S. leverage. Hanan Ashrawi called the presidency a disappointment and accused Washington of lip service.
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News groups sue FBI for iPhone access details
The Associated Press, Gannett, and Vice Media sue the FBI in DC seeking records on the contract and funds used to unlock the iPhone tied to the December San Bernardino massacre case. The suit argues public oversight is essential and questions the vendor’s identity and the payment amount.
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