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What separation of powers concerns? Perhaps Congress should yank funding from the FISA court until it complies. How is that for separation of powers?
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Nikolas Cruz, 19, was ordered held without bail during his first court appearance on Thursday
The teen faces 17 counts of premeditated murder - charges that carry the death penalty in Florida
Cruz killed 17 and injured more than a dozen when he opened fire at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida Wednesday afternoon
Details are beginning to surface about Cruz, whose adoptive mother died in November from pneumonia, adoptive father died several years ago
Cruz was kicked out of the the high school last year for allegedly getting into a fight with boyfriend of his ex-girlfriend, was going to school for at-risk youth
A man also reported Cruz to the FBI last year for writing an online post saying he was going to be a shooter
He has also been connected to a white supremacist organization, the Republic of Florida, though local sheriff rejects
When gunfire rang out Wednesday afternoon, several students said they knew the gunman would be Cruz
Many pointed to Cruz's disturbing social media,where he allegedly posted pictures of animals he killed
President Trump said in a tweet Thursday morning that there were signs that the shooter was 'mentally disturbed' - and entreated Americans to report similar people to the authorities
Defense attorneys said Cruz suffers from autism, depression and significant psychological problems
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The fact is, you can't spot people like this in advance - because for every shooter who exhibits such behavior, there are hundreds who never progress beyond being unpleasant shits.
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I think if Florida with local officials could have interviewed him after the 'I want to be a shooter' comment, the police could have gotten a court order to temporarily confiscate his weapons.
Really, if the FBI had brought Florida into it and the State had put out a message to schools, Cruz would have been identified.
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In the meantime, someone needs to bring the best criminologists and psychiatrists in the country together and brainstorm this damn thing. Start with teenage males and go from there. Think family, health, meds, drugs, diet, faith, guns, sex, teevee, bullying, gaming, everything.
Did I mention lifestyle, or the potential of gender confusion ?
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The students KNEW it was him as soon as the shooting started. Why didn't any of the adult men have a concealed carry license? So many people knew this freak was a ticking time bomb, yet no one did anything.
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...because as an advanced civilization we believe in human sacrifice*. Wouldn't want to hurt the accused's feelings a priori would we?
* except when duly convicted beyond any reasonable doubt and then the usual suspects will spend inordinate amount of resources to delay or stop justice. Unless you blow up a federal office building with a day care center in it, then the 'wheels of justice' discover relative motion just short of the speed of light.
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They have a lot of nerve charging him with premeditated murder if the knew he was premeditating it and never lifted a finger to stop him. How about some law enforcement types losing their jobs for negligence?
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[Miami Herald] A burglar busted through the glass doors of a house in the upscale village of Pinecrest early Monday morning, only to face a deadly barrage of bullets from the homeowner ‐ a high-ranking Miami federal agent.
Authorities said Maria Otero, the branch chief of the Miami office of the U.S. Customs and Border Protection, killed Robert Young III after he broke into her home at 1:29 a.m. It wasn’t immediately clear whether Young had a weapon, or what he used to break the window.
"We’re still combing through the house," Miami-Dade police Sgt. Carlos Rosario, a spokesman, said early Monday. "I have no information on the intruder being armed."
Otero, 55, has been in law enforcement for 25 years. After the shooting she was placed on administrative leave, which is standard practice according to CBP Spokesman Michael Silva.
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I have to admit, after all the FBI news over the past year, my first reaction was what dirty business was she up to? This probably does a disservice to the agent, but shows what the recent shenanigans have done to the FBI's reputation.
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It’s the second time in the past month that a law enforcement officer in that part of Southwest Miami-Dade was forced to confront a suspect at the officer’s home.
In January, Doral police officer Gary King and his wife were followed home after they had gone shopping and out to dinner. King said he spotted a car tailing him, but the vehicle was out of sight when the couple parked in the driveway of their Palmetto Bay home.
[DAILYCALLER] Progressive social justice trends appear to be creeping into the Air Force Academy, as an academy first sergeant was reprimanded for instructing cadets to maintain a professional appearance, emails reveal.
"Observations made by USAFA [United States Air Force Academy] permanent party members regarding cadet grooming standards have become increasingly unfavorable," First Sergeant Zachary Gay Pareeh apparently wrote in a leaked email to cadets. "Going forward, I expect you all to do your part in reversing negative perceptions about cadet personal appearance that circulates USAFA and diminishes your credibility as a member in the profession of arms."
The first sergeant then advised the cadets in his charge to be like Mike.
"Before Michael Jordan became a clothing brand mogul, he was actually pretty good professional basketball player," Gay Pareeh wrote, "In the later years of his career, and before the NBA’s dress code existed, he would consistently appear at pressers in a suit and tie. He was never seen with a gaudy chain around his neck, his pants below his waistline, or with a backwards baseball hat on during public appearances."
"Michael Jordan understood the value of a professional appearance," he told the cadets.
"Cadets, how do you want to be seen? If the answer is not as a military professional, then perhaps you are in the wrong place," Gay Pareeh concluded his email.
A colonel then embarrassed the first sergeant publicly, accusing Gay Pareeh of committing "microaggressions."
"On behalf of all [Cadet Wing] Sr Leadership and permanent party members, let me apologize for the email sent earlier today by our First Sergeant," Col. Julian Stephens wrote to cadets. He called the comments "disrespectful, derogatory, and unprofessional," he promised to address this microaggression immediately.
It appears that the original email was brought to the colonel’s attention by someone else at the academy. "Please continue to be vigilant," the colonel said, adding that everyone should treat one another with "dignity" and "respect."
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So... You believe that being 'By The Book' is too reactionary and not appropriate for a 'future' pilot entrusted with a multi-million dollar high performance aircraft? Un-believe-able.
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Gould had also heard about the theft of Macon's medal. He asked Commandant of Cadets Brig. Gen. Richard Clark to assign someone the task of finding a replacement medal. The two bases' efforts were "independent, but almost simultaneous," he said.
Maj. Julian Stephens, the air officer commanding for Cadet Squadron 14 and a liaison for the Hubert L. "Hooks" Jones Chapter of the Tuskegee Airmen Inc., took up the challenge. "It was the least I could do for what the Tuskegee Airmen did for me as an African American," said Stephens, a 1996 Academy graduate and native of Sandusky, Ohio. "The barriers they broke down and the things they had to deal with well overshadow anything we have to deal with today. I felt that it was my duty to help in some fashion." ...
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One woman's point of view: There's a reason that so many say, "I love a man in a uniform" or "There's nothing like a guy in a tux." What usually goes along with the uniform or the tux is perfect grooming. Yes baby yes!
Raj nails it. I suspect this kind of nonsense won’t be fashionable much longer at the military academies (remember the Communist 2nd lieutenant who got in trouble for his West Point graduation day shenanigans last year?).
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remember the Communist 2nd lieutenant who got in trouble for his West Point graduation day shenanigans last year?
How much trouble did he really get into, besides some bad publicity? They never kicked him out and until this shit results in demotions and expulsions, we can continue to 'thank' Obama for pissing on these institutions. We should start with this boob Col. Stephens.
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A fair point, Raj. I searched his name in the Rantburg archives, and ditto on the web. I found nothing more recent than the Navy anti-communism posters at the Army-Navy game last December. So presumably West Point and the 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division, where he was posted, are either still investigating or don’t feel a need to let us know what they have done.
[All Africa] Cyril Ramaphosa was sworn in as former First World Country South Africa's new president on Thursday, following the resignation of former incumbent and scandal-ridden Jacob Zuma.
Ramaphosa was elected without a vote after being the only candidate nominated in the parliament in Cape Town, Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng said, though opposition parties boycotted the vote.
The new president is expected to deliver the postponed state of the nation address on Friday evening. The South African parliament announced the ceremonial details on Twitter.
Corruption issues 'on our radar'
A number of scandals surrounding Zuma had seriously damaged the ruling party, the African National Congress (ANC). Zuma was removed as president effective immediately after he handed in his resignation letter on Thursday.
Ramaphosa said tackling corruption and mismanagement in state-owned enterprises would be a priority of his administration. "I will try to work very hard not to disappoint the people of South Africa," he said following his election.
"The issues that you have raised, issues that have to do with corruption, issues of how we can straighten out our state-owned enterprises and how we deal with state capture are issues that are on our radar screen," the 65-year-old added. "State-owned enterprises".... I believe we may have found the problem.
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[Atimes] Hardly 10 months after honoring the visiting US president, the Saudis are open to a Russian-Chinese consortium investing in the upcoming Aramco IPO
The big news is the Russian offer to the Saudi authorities to invest directly in the upcoming Aramco initial public offering – and the Saudis acknowledging the offer. Even bigger news, surely, is that Moscow is putting together a Russian-Chinese consortium of joint investment funds plus several major Russian banks to be part of the Aramco IPO.
Chinese state oil companies were interested in becoming cornerstone investors in the IPO, but the participation of a Russia-China joint investment fund takes matters to an entirely different realm. Clearly, the Chinese side is willing to hand over tens of billions of dollars.
[DAWN] A prominent Saudi holy man endorsed Valentine's Day, long forbidden in the ultra-conservative kingdom, calling it a "positive social event" that was not linked to religion. Okay. I'm snowed.
The comment from Ahmed Qassim al-Ghamdi, former chief of the inquisitors religious police in the holy city of Makkah, comes as 32-year-old Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman ...Crown Prince of Soddy Arabia ...a kingdom taking up the bulk of the Arabian peninsula. Its primary economic activity involves exporting oil and soaking Islamic rubes on the annual hajj pilgrimage. The country supports a large number of princes in whatcha might call princely splendor. When the oil runs out the rest of the world is going to kick sand in the Soddy national face... as of 2016.... pursues a far-reaching liberalisation drive that has upended years of conservative tradition.
"It is a positive social event and congratulating people for it is not against sharia (law)," Ghamdi told Saudi-owned al-Arabiya television.
"It is an act of kindness to share greetings on Western national and social holidays, including Valentine's Day, exchange red roses with others, as long as it is towards peaceful people who do not share animosity or are being at war with Moslems."
Such comments from the Saudi holy manal establishment would be inconceivable around two years ago, when the inquisitors religious police wielded unbridled powers and were notorious for enforcing sex segregation.
In recent years, Saudi Arabia launched a series of reforms, including gradually diminishing powers of the inquisitors religious police to arrest. Prince Mohammed, who has vowed to return the country to "moderate Islam", has further cut back the political role of hardline holy mans in a historic reordering of the Saudi state.
Florists openly sold red roses and Valentine's Day memorabilia in cities such as Jeddah on Wednesday without any trouble from the inquisitors religious police, previously notorious for disrupting celebrations.
The declining presence of the inquisitors religious police has been met with relief from many of the country's young, but it has also sparked concern over a possible backlash from arch-conservatives.
But opposition to the prince's reforms has been muted ‐ at least publicly ‐ after his crackdown on dissent, including arrests of prominent holy mans with millions of followers on social media.
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[Al Jazeera] Venezuela's president vowed on Thursday to show up at the Summit of the Americas in Peru in April after he was told this week not to bother coming.
Maduro has accused conservative governments in Latin America - specifically Argentina ...a country located on the other side of the Deep South. It is covered with Pampers and inhabited by Grouchos, who dance the Tangle. They used to have some islands called the Malvinas located where the Falklands are now. They're not supposed to cry for Evita... , Colombia and Peru - of siding with the United States in allegedly planning his overthrow and takeover of the country's vast oil resources.
"They're the most unpopular governments on the planet," said Maduro.
Venezuela is home to the world's biggest crude reserves. Despite years of spiraling oil prices, detractors also accuse the Venezuelan supremoship of financial mismanagement as the country is gripped by hyperinflation, food shortages, and economic turmoil.
The Venezuelan government accuses rival states of imposing devastating economic warfare through sanctions.
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So sucessful and his but buddy hugo been at fucking Venezuela out of everything including humanity.
A total of 22 Ukrainian soldiers on the front line in the Donbas region died by non combat causes, according to a news report by the pro Russian website Russkaya Vesna.
Russkaya Vesna reported news released by the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense.
In January, a total of 11 deaths were from suicide, six of which were alcohol related. Another six soldiers attempted suicide.
Three soldiers died in firearms handling causes. A total of seven deaths were attributed to accidents.
Three officers and six contractors were among the dead counted in the report.
[ATimes] Leaked close-up images of China's artificially created features and facilities on contested reefs have sparked a firestorm in the Philippines
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte’s rapprochement with China, a gambit that has traded security concessions for economic and investment largesse, has once again been undermined by developments in the South China Sea.
Undisclosed sources, most likely from the Philippine defense establishment, gave the Philippine Daily Inquirer a new cache of satellite images which show China has virtually completed its militarization of the artificially-created islands it controls in the contested maritime area. The high-resolution photos were published on the liberal newspaper’s website on Monday.
The FBI is investigating scores of Chinese government-funded Confucius Institutes around the country over concerns the institutes are part of covert spying and influence operations.
The centers, mainly located on American college campuses, ostensibly were set up to teach Chinese language and culture. But they have become centers for spreading pro-China propaganda and influence activities, including organizing Chinese communist student groups that challenge human rights activists and others.
FBI Director Christopher A. Wray told a Senate hearing this week the FBI is investigating the institutes.
"We do share concerns about the Confucius Institutes. We’ve been watching that development for a while," Mr. Wray said, adding that the institutes are "one of many tools that [the Chinese] take advantage of."
"We have seen some decrease recently in their own enthusiasm and commitment to that particular program, but it is something that we’re watching warily and, in certain instances, have developed appropriate investigative steps."
[Al Jazeera] A year and a half after his first stint as prime minister abruptly ended, Khadga Prasad Sharma Oli returned on Thursday to the seat of government in the capital.
Oli, 65, was sworn in at the Singhadarbar building as Nepal's 41st prime minister having secured nearly a two-thirds majority in the historic parliamentary elections held late last year. He enjoys an unprecedented mandate to rule Nepal under a two-year-old post-war constitution.
Last October, the former communist revolutionary who spent 14 years in jail engineered a surprise left alliance that brought him an election victory.
However, by candlelight every wench is handsome... the chairman of Communist Party of Nepal (Unified Marxist-Leninist), the largest party in the parliament known by its acronym UML, faces a host of challenges in delivering his election promise of political stability and economic growth.
Political analyst Jhalak Subedi told Al Jazeera the inauguration marked a significant step towards Nepal's republican journey after the autocratic monarchy was abolished in 2008.
"In the last 70 years, we have gone through a lot of political changes ... from monarchy to federal republic. For the first time in our history, a body elected by people was able to deliver a constitution. This is the result of many political struggles in Nepal," he said.
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[DAWN] An anti-terrorism court (ATC) on Thursday reserved its judgement in the rape and murder case of six-year-old Kasur girl Zainab Amin.
The verdict will be announced on Saturday, Feb 17.
Zainab's rape and murder last month had sparked outrage and protests across the country after the six-year-old, who went missing on January 4, was found dead in a trash heap in Kasur on Jan 9. Her case was the twelfth such incident to occur within a 10 kilometre radius in the city over a 12-month period.
The Punjab 1.) Little Orphan Annie's bodyguard
2.) A province of Pakistain ruled by one of the Sharif brothers
3.) A province of India. It is majority (60 percent) Sikh and Hindoo (37 percent), which means it has relatively few Moslem riots.... government had declared the arrest of prime suspect Imran Ali on January 23.
ATC-I Judge Sajjad Ahmad, who presided over Ali's trial ‐ held daily at Lahore's Kot Lakhpat Jail starting Feb 10 ‐ had indicted the accused in the Zainab rape and murder case earlier this week.
The trial court recorded testimonies of 36 prosecution witnesses. A special team of prosecutors tried the suspect.
The accused had initially denied guilt when charges were framed against him, and had opted to contest the trial. However, we can't all be heroes. Somebody has to sit on the curb and applaud when they go by... he made a confession soon after and was indicted on Feb 12. On Feb 14, the ATC recorded his complete statement.
Before the commencement of Wednesday's proceedings, Prosecutor General of Punjab Eihtesham Qadir Shah had provided the suspect with a state lawyer after his private defence counsel withdrew power of attorney following the confession made by Ali.
Advocate Mehar Shakeel Multani had told news hounds outside the jail that he could never think of defending a criminal and had therefore decided to withdraw his power of attorney. He said the suspect had misled him about his innocence.
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[DAWN] The forensic report of two pistols allegedly used in the murder of medical student Asma Rani has matched with the postmortem report and the empties, according to sources.
They said that one pistol was recovered from accused Sadiqullah and the other from the house of alleged controller Shahzeb.
The medical student had received three bullets which matched with shells, official sources said. Earlier, it was being assumed that she was shot at and killed with one pistol. They said that the two pistols belonged to the accused Sadiqullah and Mujahidullah.
They said that the first pistol was recovered from Sadiqullah and another from the house of Shahzeb, which belonged to Mujahidullah who had left it with him before leaving for Soddy Arabia ...a kingdom taking up the bulk of the Arabian peninsula. Its primary economic activity involves exporting oil and soaking Islamic rubes on the annual hajj pilgrimage. The country supports a large number of princes in whatcha might call princely splendor. When the oil runs out the rest of the world is going to kick sand in the Soddy national face... . They said that in the dying statement Asma had little time therefore she could only name Mujahidullah. However, a lie repeated often enough remains a lie... both the accused had been nominated in the FIR by Asma’s brother Irfan who was an eyewitness in the case, said the sources.
They added that both the accused had been nominated under sections 302/34. The section 34 pertains to common intention of two or more people, they said.
The sources said that in normal cases first the blue warrants were issued by Interpol for the arrest of any person, but on the request of the interior ministry and keeping in view sensitivity of the case red warrants had been issued. They said that the accused, Mujahidullah, could not hide for long in Saudi Arabia, as he could be easily identified being alien after expiry of his visa.
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[DAWN] Hafizabad police have registered two more cases against the suspects involved in the spinal fluid scam under Section 6/7 of the Anti-Terrorism Act (ATA) along with other relevant sections.
Earlier, the suspects had been booked in a case on the report of father of one of the victim women. There are now three cases registered against the suspects.
Polygraph tests of two main suspects -- Nadeem and Sajid Masih -- were also conducted at the Punjab 1.) Little Orphan Annie's bodyguard
2.) A province of Pakistain ruled by one of the Sharif brothers
3.) A province of India. It is majority (60 percent) Sikh and Hindoo (37 percent), which means it has relatively few Moslem riots.... Forensic Science Laboratory in Lahore on Wednesday. At least three suspects will now be presented before the Gujranwala Anti-Terrorism Court on Thursday (today).
Hafiz Ahmed Jamal, the front man for Hafizabad police, told Dawn that ringleader Nadeem and Masih had been taken to the forensic laboratory for their polygraph test since Nadeem had consistently been changing his statements during the interrogation whereas a link between the two was also to be established as Sajid had denied any association with Nadeem.
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What can spinal fluid be used for? Why tap the fluid if it's not for medical testing for the victim?
The only crime I can think of is if the fluid was tapped and then billed to the victims without any actual testing. I note that the article did say that the victims were "unwilling".
[All Africa] Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu has instructed his office to write to Oxfam International to inform them of his retirement as their global ambassador.
Tutu expressed his disappointment in Oxfam on Thursday, after allegations of immorality and possible criminality involving humanitarian workers linked to the charity surfaced on Tuesday, according to a statement.
"He is also saddened by the impact of the allegations on the many thousands of good people who have supported Oxfam's righteous work," the statement read.
The scandal has also led Oxfam's chief executive Mark Goldring to resign just hours after his deputy, over a scandal involving aid workers' use of hookers in Haiti, following the devastating earthquake in 2010, AFP reported.
According to the report, a survey of 120 staff across three countries found between 11 and 14% witnessed or experienced sexual assault. Seven percent of staff in South Sudan witnessed or experienced rape or attempted rape involving colleagues.
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[Wash Times] The IRS is still paying bonuses to nearly 2,000 bad employees, including more than two dozen who were actual tax-cheats themselves, the agency’s inspector general said in a new report this week.
The audit suggests the tax agency’s efforts to crack down on bonuses have not fully succeeded, according to the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration.
IRS screening did stop more than 1,000 employees with tax problems from getting bonuses, but 1,962 employees with discipline problems ‐ and 26 who had been found to have intentionally cheated on their tax returns ‐ were still paid bonuses in 2016 and 2017, topping $1.7 million.
Other employees who weren’t in full compliance but hadn’t been flagged for discipline also snuck through, the inspector general said.
The IRS promised to study the issue.
But top lawmakers on Capitol Hill said that wasn’t good enough.
1) There are 80,000 IRS employees. This is what happens when government gets too big (we now that).
2) Their computer systems aren't Skynet self-aware, but a fair number of their employees spend all of their times assessing the accuracy of the computer generated notices. I deal with them often enough to make it part of my living. Apparently this system isn't tied to the one that determines employee bonuses.
3)This is what I would have done to the Commissioner.
[NPR's The Torch] It's not the only Pride House in South Korea, but it's the first in the world to be embraced by a national Olympic committee: Alongside poutine and beer, Canada Olympic House offers a message of inclusion and gender diversity by hosting a space for LGBTQ fans, athletes and friends.
The idea for this Pride House, organized in collaboration with South Korean activists, is based on the tradition of Olympic delegations opening hospitality houses to showcase their home nations' culture and history and welcome fans. Rather than focusing on a particular nationality or team, the Pride House welcomes all.
"The mission of Pride House," says Keph Senett, a trustee with Scottish-based Pride House International, is to create a "place where people can go and watch games, and hang out and eat food and all that ‐ sort of experience the games in a safe and welcoming way."
As for Team Canada, Senett said, "They are saying very clearly, 'We support this mission.' "
Canada's hospitality house ‐ created out of a gateball clubhouse (a game similar to cricket) ‐ has a ski-lodge vibe. It offers lounge chairs, fire pits and table hockey games outside. When we visited, a capacity crowd had gathered in a pub-like area inside to watch Team Canada play (and defeat) the U.S. women's hockey team.
A multi-volume chronology and reference guide set detailing three years of the Mexican Drug War between 2010 and 2012.
Rantburg.com and borderlandbeat.com correspondent and author Chris Covert presents his first non-fiction work detailing
the drug and gang related violence in Mexico.
Chris gives us Mexican press dispatches of drug and gang war violence
over three years, presented in a multi volume set intended to chronicle the death, violence and mayhem which has
dominated Mexico for six years.
Rantburg was assembled from recycled algorithms in the United States of America. No
trees were destroyed in the production of this weblog. We did hurt some, though. Sorry.
[All Africa] Cyril Ramaphosa was sworn in as 
[Atimes] Hardly 10 months after honoring the visiting US president, the Saudis are open to a Russian-Chinese consortium investing in the upcoming Aramco IPO
Crown Prince of 
A total of 22 Ukrainian soldiers on the front line in the Donbas region died by non combat causes, according to a news report by the pro Russian website Russkaya Vesna.
[Al Jazeera] A year and a half after his first stint as prime minister abruptly ended, Khadga Prasad Sharma Oli returned on Thursday to the seat of government in the capital.
[DAWN] The forensic report of two pistols allegedly used in the murder of medical student Asma Rani has matched with the postmortem report and the empties, according to sources.
[DAWN] Hafizabad police have registered two more cases against the suspects involved in the spinal fluid scam under Section 6/7 of the Anti-Terrorism Act (ATA) along with other relevant sections.
