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US Counter-Terror Analyst "Caught Disclosing Sensitive" Info To 2 Journalists
A counterterrorism analyst for the Defense Intelligence Agency has been charged with leaking top-secret details about foreign countries' weapons systems to two journalists, including a reporter with whom he apparently was romantically involved, federal authorities said Wednesday.
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Pak-Origin Scholar Killed By Man Who Shot A Friend And Was In Asylum
Javed Bhutto, a caregiver to mentally disabled adults, got home from work about 11 that morning with bags of groceries in his Toyota Corolla. After his overnight shift at a residential facility, he had stopped in a supermarket with a list from his wife. In the parking lot of the small condo complex where the couple lived, he stepped out of his car ...
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US Catholic Priest Caressed Girl's Knee During Confession, She Testifies
The girl said Rev. Urbano Vazquez took her confession "face to face" that day in the privacy of a room in the church, not in a confessional booth.
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Woman Kills 3 In US Warehouse Before Shooting Herself Dead
Mike Carre's work day had barely begun Thursday at a complex of sprawling warehouses in Maryland when a man he didn't know staggered into his office, bleeding from a bullet hole above his left knee. "There's a shooting at Rite Aid!" the man blurted, before Carre and others helped him into a chair.
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FBI Offers Reward For The 'Fake Hair Don't Care Bandit'
Authorities offered a $10,000 reward Tuesday for information leading to the arrest of a woman nicknamed the "Fake Hair Don't Care Bandit" because she "frequently wore a wig," while robbing banks, the FBI said.
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Almost 35 Years Ago, She Let A Stranger Hold Her Newborn. It Has Haunted Her Ever Since.
The woman in the bus depot, the perpetrator, was amiable and chatty, Eleanor Williams tearfully told the police.
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Suspect In Shootings Of 6 In Maryland And Delaware Caught: Officials
A shooting suspect who was the focus of a daylong manhunt was arrested late Wednesday, hours after he opened fire on his co-workers in Maryland, killing three and wounding two, then drove 50 miles to his home state, where he gunned down another acquaintance, police said.
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US Counter-Terror Analyst "Caught Disclosing Sensitive" Info To 2 Journalists
A counterterrorism analyst for the Defense Intelligence Agency has been charged with leaking top-secret details about foreign countries' weapons systems to two journalists, including a reporter with whom he apparently was romantically involved, federal authorities said Wednesday.
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Pak-Origin Scholar Killed By Man Who Shot A Friend And Was In Asylum
Javed Bhutto, a caregiver to mentally disabled adults, got home from work about 11 that morning with bags of groceries in his Toyota Corolla. After his overnight shift at a residential facility, he had stopped in a supermarket with a list from his wife. In the parking lot of the small condo complex where the couple lived, he stepped out of his car ...
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US Catholic Priest Caressed Girl's Knee During Confession, She Testifies
The girl said Rev. Urbano Vazquez took her confession "face to face" that day in the privacy of a room in the church, not in a confessional booth.
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Woman Kills 3 In US Warehouse Before Shooting Herself Dead
Mike Carre's work day had barely begun Thursday at a complex of sprawling warehouses in Maryland when a man he didn't know staggered into his office, bleeding from a bullet hole above his left knee. "There's a shooting at Rite Aid!" the man blurted, before Carre and others helped him into a chair.
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FBI Offers Reward For The 'Fake Hair Don't Care Bandit'
Authorities offered a $10,000 reward Tuesday for information leading to the arrest of a woman nicknamed the "Fake Hair Don't Care Bandit" because she "frequently wore a wig," while robbing banks, the FBI said.
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Almost 35 Years Ago, She Let A Stranger Hold Her Newborn. It Has Haunted Her Ever Since.
The woman in the bus depot, the perpetrator, was amiable and chatty, Eleanor Williams tearfully told the police.
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Suspect In Shootings Of 6 In Maryland And Delaware Caught: Officials
A shooting suspect who was the focus of a daylong manhunt was arrested late Wednesday, hours after he opened fire on his co-workers in Maryland, killing three and wounding two, then drove 50 miles to his home state, where he gunned down another acquaintance, police said.
