Funerals announced for 3 killed at Alabama church dinner
Funerals for three people killed by a gunman during a church potluck dinner will be held this week in Alabama Go to Source Author:
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4 Louisiana police officers cleared in Black man’s death
A Louisiana judge has acquitted four city police officers in the death of a Black man arrested in April 2020 Go to Source Author:
Israel coalition agrees to dissolve, hold new elections
Israel’s weakened coalition government has decided to dissolve parliament and call a new election Go to Source Author:
3 men dead after small boat overturns in storm on Texas lake
Authorities say three men died after their small boat overturned on a North Texas lake during a strong storm over the weekend Go to Source Author:
Police: 1 dead, 8 wounded in shooting at gathering in Harlem
New York City police say an early-morning shooting at a gathering in Harlem left a man dead and eight other people wounded Go to Source Author:
Ex-rebel wins runoff to be Colombia’s 1st leftist president
Former rebel Gustavo Petro won a runoff over a political outsider millionaire. Go to Source Author:
Magnitude 6.0 earthquake shakes central Taiwan coast
It was felt across most of the island of 24 million people. Go to Source Author:
Philippine government attorney fatally shot in Philadelphia
Officials say he was fatally shot in an Uber while visiting Philadelphia. Go to Source Author:
Reports: Paul Haggis detained in Italy in sex assault case
Italian news reports are quoting prosecutors in southern Italy as saying film director Paul Haggis has been detained for investigation of the alleged sexual assault of a woman Go to Source Author:
Witnesses say more than 200 killed in Ethiopia ethnic attack
Witnesses blamed a rebel group for the attack in the country’s Oromia region. Go to Source Author:
Inflation taking bite out of new infrastructure projects
Rising prices for asphalt, steel and iron pipes are driving up building costs. Go to Source Author:
Bitcoin drops below $20,000 as crypto selloff quickens
Bitcoin has now lost more than 70 percent of its value since reaching its peak. Go to Source Author: