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Jun 29 2024
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Police Officer Wounded, 'Attacker' Killed In Front Of Israeli Embassy In Belgrade: Minister
A Serbian police officer on Saturday killed an "attacker" who wounded him using a crossbow in front of the Israeli embassy in Belgrade, the Serbian interior minister said. Around 11:00 am (0900 GMT) an "unknown person, whose identity is being determined, shot a member of the gendarmerie, who was on duty securing the Israeli embassy, from a crossbow and hit him in the neck", said Interior
Barron'sJun 30 2024
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The light rail bridge spectacle you’ve eyeballed for so long nears the finish line
KENT — Millions of travelers have glimpsed a huge Sound Transit bridge taking shape along Interstate 5, where light rail trains will sometimes outrun freeway traffic jams, and sometimes get passed, when service begins in 2026. After years of anticipation, the progress is more rapid and visible as construction workers form the decks. Yellow frames and cranes shine by day, while security lights
The Seattle TimesJun 29 2024
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State Department hosts meeting on LGBTQ rights and foreign policy
Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Thursday hosted a group of LGBTQ activists and politicians from around the world at the State Department. The event — described as a “Convening on U.S. Foreign Policy: National Security, Inclusive Development, and the Human Rights of LGBTQI+ Persons” — took place before the State Department’s annual Pride Month reception. Participants included: • Jessica
Washington BladeJun 29 2024
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TSA and RIC anticipate record-breaking travel weekend, safety measures increase
HENRICO COUNTY, Va. (WRIC) — People are taking to the skies for what is shaping up to be a potentially record-breaking travel weekend. As scores of travelers are heading to their destinations ahead of the Independence Day holiday, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is bracing itself for unprecedented traffic volumes. Leaders say that a decades old record could be broken on Friday
ABC 8 WRICJul 02 2024
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Ascension Parish bookings for June 20-27, 2024
Discua-Cruz, Luis Enrique: 8261 Bayou Fountain Ave., Baton Rouge; 28; hold for other agency, owner to secure registration, driver must be licensed, intentional littering prohibited, novelty or unofficial credentials, careless operation, operating while intoxicated-second Mason, Bobby Paul: 205 W. Second St., Donaldsonville; 43; state probation violation, possession of Schedule II controlled
The AdvocateJun 29 2024
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Suspected suicide bombers kill at least 18 in Nigeria, authorities say
MAIDUGURI, Nigeria, June 29 (Reuters) - At least 18 people were killed and 30 others injured after a series of attacks by suspected female suicide bombers in Nigeria's northeastern Borno state on Saturday, the head of the local state emergency management agency said. Borno is at the centre of a 15-year Islamist insurgency that has killed thousands of people and displaced millions more.
ReutersApr 03 2023
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Man suing Baltimore County, Walmart over alleged attack by security guard in store's parking lot
BALTIMORE - A man is suing Baltimore County and Walmart over a confrontation that happened three years ago in the store's parking lot. Andre Holness' attorney said the officer was working as contracted security at the store in full police uniform when he assaulted his client. A Walmart security camera captured the incident, showing that as Holness left the Arbutus Walmart, he was walking
CBS News (Online)Jul 05 2024
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Behind the Curtain: Trump's Kamala Harris plan
Former President Trump strongly prefers running against President Biden than another Democrat, particularly after reviewing the latest polling. But he's preparing a brutal assault on Vice President Kamala Harris if she's the nominee, advisers tell us.
Why it matters: Trump's attacks on her would surprise few. He'd argue Harris is too liberal, too hostile to business and secure borders,
AxiosJun 30 2024
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Second highest-ranking police officer dies of 9/11-related cancer
NASSAU COUNTY, Long Island (WABC) -- One of Long Island's highest-ranking police officers has died of a September 11th-related cancer. Kevin Canavan passed away on Sunday morning. Canavan was Nassau County's Chief of Patrol, the second-highest-ranking uniformed officer in the department. He worked until the end, consulting just a few weeks ago from his hospital bed on security plans for the
ABC 7 New YorkJun 30 2024
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Safety concerns mean QuikTrip customers may see locked doors, anti-loitering domes
As QuikTrip works to mitigate growing concerns about safety and security, customers may see changes at Tulsa-area stores, including locked doors and new ways to deter loitering. In addition to domed pavers that prevent comfortably sitting or lying down along the exterior walls in front of specific QuikTrip locations, side doors have been made inoperable at some stores. At least one QuikTrip
Tulsa World