Biden calls 16-year-old shot in Kansas City

Biden calls 16-year-old shot in Kansas City

[ad_1] Yarl was released from the hospital Sunday and has since been recovering at home. The White House said Biden “shared his hope for a swift recovery.” Attorneys for Yarl’s family, Ben Crump and Lee Merritt, said Biden called Yarl and his family shortly before they learned of the charges being brought against Lester. The…

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UP Police conducts flag march, patrolling in multiple districts after Atiq , Ashraf shot dead

UP Police conducts flag march, patrolling in multiple districts after Atiq , Ashraf shot dead

[ad_1] Lucknow: Uttar Pradesh Police on Sunday conducted a flag march and patrolled various districts in the state after mafia-turned-politician Atiq Ahmed and Ashraf were shot dead in Prayagraj. While speaking to ANI, the Mau Superintendent of Police Avinash Pandey said,” We are keeping vigil. After looking at the sensitivity of the situation in the…

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Oppn leaders target UP govt after Atiq Ahmad, brother shot dead

Oppn leaders target UP govt after Atiq Ahmad, brother shot dead

[ad_1] Lucknow: Opposition leaders on Saturday questioned the law and order situation in Uttar Pradesh and demanded that the state government be dismissed after gangster-turned-politician Atiq Ahmad and his brother Ashraf were shot dead in Prayagraj. The “cold-blooded” killings are the “height of anarchy” in Uttar Pradesh, BSP MP Danish Ali claimed. Samajwadi Party chief…

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BJP leader shot dead in Delhi’s Dwarka

BJP leader shot dead in Delhi’s Dwarka

[ad_1] Representative Image New Delhi: A Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader was shot dead in his office in Dwarka by unidentified bike-borne assailants on Friday evening, a police official said. The deceased was identified as Surender Kumar alias Surender Matiala, 60, the BJP Kisan Morcha President of Najafgarh area. According to police, the incident was…

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When Moscow Shot Americans Out of the Sky

When Moscow Shot Americans Out of the Sky

[ad_1] These difficult, hair-raising flights, manned entirely by volunteers, were not for the faint-hearted. “Crews were jammed into cramped compartments where they huddled over radar screens and electronic monitoring devices,” wrote air force historian Paul Glenshaw in a 2017 Air & Space Magazine article. The purpose of these dangerous missions was to trigger enemy radar…

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