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Suspect In Dallas Shooting Researched US Immigration Facility, Tracked Agents: FBI
The suspected gunman who opened fire on an Immigration and Customs Enforcement field office in Dallas had searched for apps in August that track the location of ICE agents, the FBI director said on Thursday.
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1 Dead, 2 Injured In Shooting Incident At US Immigration Facility
Three people were wounded in a shooting on Wednesday at a federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement office in Dallas, local media reported.
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Salman Khan's Gruelling Sultan Shoot, as Described by His Director
"At the age of 50 to do all this within six to eight months takes a lot of hard work. Even when he was not working on sets he had to train for four hours. This is phenomenal for an actor enjoying such stardom," said Ali Abbas Zafar
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NASA Sends a Probe Diving Through Distant Ice Geysers in Search of Alien Life
Wednesday, at 11:22 a.m. Eastern time, NASA's Cassini orbiter will make a close swipe at Saturn's moon Enceladus -- a moon recently proven to be completely covered in ocean beneath its icy crust. The plan is for the spacecraft to dive into icy plumes that shoot out of the moon's frozen surface.
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Suspect In Dallas Shooting Researched US Immigration Facility, Tracked Agents: FBI
The suspected gunman who opened fire on an Immigration and Customs Enforcement field office in Dallas had searched for apps in August that track the location of ICE agents, the FBI director said on Thursday.
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1 Dead, 2 Injured In Shooting Incident At US Immigration Facility
Three people were wounded in a shooting on Wednesday at a federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement office in Dallas, local media reported.
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Salman Khan's Gruelling Sultan Shoot, as Described by His Director
"At the age of 50 to do all this within six to eight months takes a lot of hard work. Even when he was not working on sets he had to train for four hours. This is phenomenal for an actor enjoying such stardom," said Ali Abbas Zafar
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NASA Sends a Probe Diving Through Distant Ice Geysers in Search of Alien Life
Wednesday, at 11:22 a.m. Eastern time, NASA's Cassini orbiter will make a close swipe at Saturn's moon Enceladus -- a moon recently proven to be completely covered in ocean beneath its icy crust. The plan is for the spacecraft to dive into icy plumes that shoot out of the moon's frozen surface.
