Deadly Blast Hits Religious School In Northern Afghanistan

A religious school in the Samangan region of northern Afghanistan was destroyed by a blast on Wednesday, killing 15, according to a provincial official. The explosion in the provincial capital of Aybak also injured at least 20 persons, according to Emdadullah Muhajir,

Woman Who Helped Hide Vanessa Guillén’s Body Pleads Guilty

According to authorities, a Texas woman who assisted in dismembering and hiding the remains of Vanessa Guillén, a soldier from Fort Hood, entered a guilty plea to federal charges on Tuesday. According to a statement from the Western Texas U.S. Attorney’s Office,

Missouri Executes Kevin Johnson For Killing Officer In 2005

Officials announced the execution of a Missouri prisoner who had been convicted of ambushing and killing a police officer in the St. Louis region whom he had accused of being responsible for the death of his younger brother. In Bonne Terre‘s state

Number Of Injured In Club Q Shooting Is Revised Upward

Four more people have been hurt in a shooting attack at an LGBTQ nightclub in Colorado Springs, according to police, who made the announcement on Monday. The most recent update did not modify the number of people killed and shot in the

Virginia Congressman Donald McEachin Dies At 61

Rep. Donald McEachin, a Virginia Democrat who was just elected to a fourth term in office, passed away on Monday after battling cancer for almost ten years. He was 61. McEachin received a colorectal cancer diagnosis in 2013, according to a statement

Victim In Atlanta Shooting Was 12 Years Old, Mayor Says

Officials said on Sunday that the 12-year-old victim of a gunshot that occurred on Saturday night near a well-known Atlanta shopping area was also the same age as the five people who were injured. The victims’ ages were confirmed by the mayor

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