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Apr 09 2024
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Boston firefighters respond to South Station
Boston firefighters are on the scene at South Station where they are responding to smoky conditions at an upper floor of the key transportation hub for the region.
Firefighters rushed to the scene around 8:45 a.m. following reports of black smoke on the upper levels. The fire was reported to be knocked down.
There were no immediate reports of injuries.
The Boston GlobeApr 19 2024
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Nine years ago: Oklahoma City bombing 20th Anniversary Remembrance Ceremony
Tulsa WorldApr 19 2024
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Waco, OKC bombing and Columbine shooting: How the April tragedies are (and aren't) related
Waco, OKC bombing and Columbine shooting: How the April tragedies are (and aren't) related The anniversaries of three American tragedies occur this weekend. Friday marks the 31st year since the end of the Waco siege and the 29th since the Oklahoma City bombing. Saturday will be the 25th anniversary of the Columbine High School shooting. The events of those days, which collectively took 257
AZ CentralApr 19 2024
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Many years after the Oklahoma City bombing, Republicans have learned the wrong lessons
Twenty-nine years after killing 168 people in the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City — the deadliest act of domestic terrorism in U.S. history — Timothy McVeigh is dead and buried. But the extremism that fueled his hate on April 19, 1995, is alive and unencumbered in today’s conservative movement. In many ways, McVeigh embodied the threats of political violence
MSNBCApr 19 2024
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Oklahoma City bombing: FBI agent reflects on response to attack 29 years later
Nearly 30 years ago, Ret. FBI Special Agent Barry Black responded to the worst homegrown terrorist attack in U.S. history with just a year of experience as a bomb technician under his belt. Black was one of two FBI bomb techs in the entire state of Oklahoma, including Jim Norman, when he arrived at the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building, which housed offices for approximately 500 government
Fox News (Online News)Apr 25 2024
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Boston police arrest 108 at Emerson College Palestinian tent encampment
Boston police arrested 108 people at the Emerson College encampment early today in a showdown over anti-Israel protests.
BPD reports four officers were injured, three “minor” and one more serious. “No protestors in custody have reported injuries at this time,” police said this morning.
Protestors are set to be arraigned in Boston Municipal Court today.
Boston HeraldApr 25 2024
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Chinese student jailed for stalking activist over Boston campus fliers
A Chinese college student was sentenced to nine months in federal prison Wednesday for stalking and harassing a former fellow student who had shared pro-democracy fliers around campus. According to prosecutors, Xiaolei Wu, 26, targeted his female victim — who was identified in court documents only as Zooey — after she posted fliers calling for solidarity with pro-democracy activists in China
Washington PostApr 15 2024
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Lexington high school evacuates after police receive anonymous bomb threat
Lafayette High School has been evacuated after the Lexington Police Department received an anonymous bomb threat Monday, according to Fayette County Public Schools.
The threat came in sometime before noon. FCPS spokesperson Dia Davidson-Smith said students and staff were evacuated to the football field and followed safety procedures.
Davidson-Smith said everyone is safe and
Lexington Herald-LeaderApr 18 2024
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Author readings around Boston through April 27
Poetsandwill read at 2 p.m. at the Public Library of Brookline All author appearances are in person and free unless otherwise noted. • None Alondra Bobadilla will host a poetry creation workshop at 4:30 p.m. at Former Boston Youth Poet Laureatewill host a poetry creation workshop at 4:30 p.m. at Boston Public Library Jamaica Plain branch for children ages 8-11. • None Sidita Kushi and Monica
The Boston GlobeApr 11 2024
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Antifa supporter charged with attempted bombing of Alabama attorney general's office
An Antifa activist has been indicted for his involvement in detonating an explosive device at the office of the Alabama attorney general, facing up to 20 years in prison if convicted. Kyle Benjamin Douglas Calvert, a 26-year-old resident of Irondale, was arrested Wednesday and charged with malicious use of an explosive and possessing an unregistered destructive device. “The Justice Department
The Christian Post