Four children killed in Dearborn Heights family tragedy
A Dearborn Heights man is in custody after authorities say he killed his wife and four children and injured the mother. Police say two older children were found bound and killed by gunfire in the basement while the two younger girls died in their beds from likely carbon monoxide asphyxiation. The mother survived with non life threatening injuries. The suspect called 911 to report the killings. In Washington, Iraqi forces trained by the US-led coalition prepare for an October Mosul assault as Prime Minister al Abadi weighs the timing.
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Protests Turn Violent After Charlotte Police Shooting
In Charlotte North Carolina protests over the fatal police shooting of Keith Lamont Scott turned violent for a second night. Gov Pat McCrory declared a state of emergency deployed the National Guard and troopers to assist local police. One person was shot and on life support after earlier reports of death were retracted. Police used tear gas as crowds blocked Trade and Tryon streets and occupied the EpiCentre.
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Feds build bombing case against Rahami in civilian courts
Federal charges frame Ahmad Khan Rahami as a threat bent on destruction after the Manhattan bombings. Prosecution in New York and New Jersey will reveal evidence leading to his capture and may echo past high-profile cases while underscoring the administration's reliance on civilian trials for terrorism.
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National Security Law
University of Texas
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Diplomacy falters as U S and Russia clash over Syria cease fire
United States and Russia publicly clash at the United Nations over Syria. Kerry demands an end to warplane flights over aid routes while Russia proposes a three day pause. The Security Council laments renewed attacks on aid workers and doubts the cease fire's viability.
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New MRSA Strain Tied to Poultry Raises Food Transfer Concerns
A Denmark based study identifies a poultry associated MRSA strain that may pass from food to people. Researchers urge cutting antibiotic use in food animals as UN discusses high level action against superbugs.
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