Woman arrested in clown killing after 30 years
Sheila Keen Warren, 54, now wife of Marlene Warren’s husband, is arrested in Florida on first degree murder charges for the May 1990 killing of Marlene Warren who greeted a clown at her door. DNA advances connected the suspect to the crime scene. Michael Warren, 65, is not charged but questioned.
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Yosemite delivers second rock fall at El Capitan
A massive rock fall struck El Capitan in Yosemite National Park on Thursday with a loud roar and a spreading dust cloud. It followed a previous collapse that killed a British climber and injured another, with witnesses noting the later event appeared larger.
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Twitter finds about 200 accounts tied to Russian election interference
Twitter disclosed about 200 accounts linked to Russian efforts in 2016, including 22 closed for ties to Facebook pages that spread Russian bought ads. An additional 179 Twitter accounts were related or linked to those pages, with executives briefing Congress in a closed session.
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Scramble on for aid as Puerto Rico relief escalates
Washington faces pressure from both parties over the slow federal response to Hurricane Maria. The administration moved to ease shipping limits, announced a three star general would oversee relief, and considered placing the Defense Department in charge of recovery as Puerto Rico struggles with power, water, and food shortages. Senator Rubio urged faster action and stronger military leadership on logistics. Governor of Puerto Rico directs overall response with FEMA and DOD support.
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Filmmakers sue St. Louis over protest arrest and beating
Kansas City couple Drew and Jennifer Burbridge file a federal suit against the city and three officers alleging constitutional rights violations after their Sept. 17 mass arrest following the acquittal of Jason Stockley. They say they were taunted, pepper sprayed, and assaulted during the incident in downtown St. Louis.
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