FBI report shows violent crime down in 2023
FBI data show violent crime down about 3 percent in 2023 from 2022, with murders and nonnegligent manslaughter down nearly 12 percent. The report notes big drops in large cities, a near return to pre pandemic levels, and contrasts with other surveys used in political debates.
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Birmingham mass shooting spurs $100000 rewards plea
Birmingham officials urged the public for information after a weekend mass shooting killed four and injured 17 in Five Points South. A $100,000 reward pool was offered by the city and FBI Crime Stoppers. Victims identified include Anitra Holloman 21 Tahj Booker 27 Carlos McCain 27 and Roderick Patterson Jr 26. Booker’s aunt spoke of a loving cousin amid fear of returning home. The mayor pressed lawmakers to ban rapid-fire conversion devices and improve tools to fight gun violence.
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Modi praises U.S. ties as Chess Olympiad golds announced
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed about 13,000 at Nassau Veterans Coliseum on Long Island praising the U.S. return of 297 antiquities to India and announcing India won gold in both men's and women's Chess Olympiads in Budapest. He noted his reelection after a six week vote.
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Israeli strikes push Lebanon to largest exodus since 2006
Lebanese authorities say Monday’s Israeli air campaign killed 492 people including 35 children and 58 women and wounded 1,645 as thousands flee southern Lebanon. Netanyahu urged evacuation while Hagari warned of further operations to push Hezbollah from the border.
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