Tributes paid to Berkshire newlyweds killed in Uganda terrorist attack

Tributes have been paid to a couple who were killed on their honeymoon in Uganda in a “cowardly terrorist attack”. A British businessman, David Barlow, his wife Celia, a South African-born hotel executive, and their Ugandan guide were driving through the Queen Elizabeth national park on Tuesday when they were attacked and killed by a…

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Baltimore prosecutor ties D.C. crime to Morgan State shooting

Baltimore’s top prosecutor on Friday blamed the District’s crime for this month’s shooting at Morgan State University after a teenage boy was arrested in connection to the incident. Baltimore police said Thursday they arrested and charged a 17-year-old boy from the District with multiple counts of attempted murder for the Oct. 3 shooting that injured…

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Drone Factory Stormed by Pro-Palestinian Protesters

A pro-Palestinian group breached the gates of a factory in England it says manufactures drones for the Israeli military, telling Newsweek it was spurred to do so following the fatal blast at the Al-Ahli Hospital in Gaza. Palestine Action shared images on social media on Wednesday of the protest at the UAV Tactical Systems factory…

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U.S., Experts Cast Doubt on Claims of Israeli Strike on Hospital

Israel, the U.S. government and independent security experts cast doubt Wednesday on Palestinian claims that an Israeli airstrike was responsible for a deadly explosion at a Gaza hospital compound, saying the preliminary evidence pointed to a local militant group. The U.S. has collected “high confidence” signals intelligence indicating that the blast at the hospital in…

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Philly Gang Member Who Shot 7 People in One Day Convicted

Philadelphia, PA – Jalen Mickens entered a guilty plea on Thursday, October 12, for his involvement in three separate shootings in West Philadelphia. The conviction comes as a result of a collaborative effort between the District Attorney’s Gun Violence Task Force and other law enforcement agencies. Mickens was on trial for incidents that took place…

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