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2 Cops Shot Dead While Investigating Stolen Vehicle In New York: Report
As incidents related to gun violence continue to spike in the US, a police officer and a sheriff's deputy were shot dead in another heinous act of killing in New York on Sunday in the town of Salina, Fox News reported, citing the officials.
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Adani Green Energy Says US Corruption Probe On Unrelated 3rd Party
Billionaire Gautam Adani's group companies said they have not received any notice from the US Department of Justice over a potential bribery investigation, but its renewable energy firm Adani Green Energy stated it is aware of an investigation.
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US Investigations Reveals Bangladesh Central Bank Heist 'State Sponsored'
The heist of $81 million from the Bangladesh central bank's account at the New York Federal Reserve last year was "state-sponsored," an FBI officer in the Philippines, who has been involved in the investigations, said on Wednesday.
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US Investigators See Suicide Behind Connecticut Plane Crash: Sources
US investigators believe a Jordanian student pilot was trying to kill himself when he crashed a small plane in Connecticut this week but do not believe he was affiliated with militant groups, two federal officials familiar with the probe said on Thursday.
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US Investigators Question Wife Of Gunman In Orlando Massacre
US investigators have questioned the wife of the gunman who killed 49 people at a gay nightclub in Orlando, the FBI said on Wednesday, and a law enforcement source said she could face criminal charges if there is evidence of any wrongdoing.
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US Strike on Afghan Hospital was 'Frightening Catalogue of Errors': Charity
The US investigation into a deadly air strike on a Doctors Without Borders (MSF) hospital in Afghanistan showed a "frightening catalogue of errors" by American troops, the charity said Wednesday.
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US to Cooperate in Probe Over Murder of Filipino Transgender
The United States said on Saturday it would cooperate with a Philippine prosecutor's effort to question a murder suspect and four other US Marines over the killing of a transgender Filipino sex worker.
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Mismanaged Approach, Complex Cockpit Cited in Asiana Crash
A mismanaged approach for landing in a highly automated cockpit was the probable cause of last July's crash of a South Korean airliner in San Francisco, US investigators have said.
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2 Cops Shot Dead While Investigating Stolen Vehicle In New York: Report
As incidents related to gun violence continue to spike in the US, a police officer and a sheriff's deputy were shot dead in another heinous act of killing in New York on Sunday in the town of Salina, Fox News reported, citing the officials.
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Adani Green Energy Says US Corruption Probe On Unrelated 3rd Party
Billionaire Gautam Adani's group companies said they have not received any notice from the US Department of Justice over a potential bribery investigation, but its renewable energy firm Adani Green Energy stated it is aware of an investigation.
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US Investigations Reveals Bangladesh Central Bank Heist 'State Sponsored'
The heist of $81 million from the Bangladesh central bank's account at the New York Federal Reserve last year was "state-sponsored," an FBI officer in the Philippines, who has been involved in the investigations, said on Wednesday.
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US Investigators See Suicide Behind Connecticut Plane Crash: Sources
US investigators believe a Jordanian student pilot was trying to kill himself when he crashed a small plane in Connecticut this week but do not believe he was affiliated with militant groups, two federal officials familiar with the probe said on Thursday.
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US Investigators Question Wife Of Gunman In Orlando Massacre
US investigators have questioned the wife of the gunman who killed 49 people at a gay nightclub in Orlando, the FBI said on Wednesday, and a law enforcement source said she could face criminal charges if there is evidence of any wrongdoing.
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US Strike on Afghan Hospital was 'Frightening Catalogue of Errors': Charity
The US investigation into a deadly air strike on a Doctors Without Borders (MSF) hospital in Afghanistan showed a "frightening catalogue of errors" by American troops, the charity said Wednesday.
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US to Cooperate in Probe Over Murder of Filipino Transgender
The United States said on Saturday it would cooperate with a Philippine prosecutor's effort to question a murder suspect and four other US Marines over the killing of a transgender Filipino sex worker.
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Mismanaged Approach, Complex Cockpit Cited in Asiana Crash
A mismanaged approach for landing in a highly automated cockpit was the probable cause of last July's crash of a South Korean airliner in San Francisco, US investigators have said.
