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It is believed that the attack happened in the Kafr Sousa neighborhood where the Syrian government holds several major security installments, a local police source said. Syrian TV outlets first reported the deaths while an unknown number are injured. Eye-witnesses on the scene corroborated reports of multiple deaths. Its not clear what explosives were carried in the car.
Multiple individuals were "seriously wounded" among the group of victims admitted to the hospital, a source told RIA Novosti in via phone. The source added that the blast was most likely a terrorist attack. A witness told RIA Novosti in a phone call earlier in the day that the explosion occurred near a sports complex in the Kafr Sousa district.
The bombing occured near the Al Andalus Hospital, according to reports originating in Damascus. In multiple videos of the carnage, bodies lay strewn across the street.
The federal lawsuit, filed Wednesday in US District Court, claims agents working as contractors for Dakota Access LLC harassed, threatened and misled residents who owned land that the company wanted in order to build the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL). Landowners involved in the lawsuit own 11 separate parcels of land in Morton County, adding up to about nine miles of the pipeline's route, attorney Peter Zuger said, according to Forum News Service.
Some landowners were deceived into believing they were offered the best price for pipeline easements when, in fact, other landowners had been offered much more, the lawsuit says. Agents also told landowners they had 30 days to consider the company's offer before a 20 percent signing bonus would be rescinded.
In an indictment released on Wednesday, Prosecutor Mehmet Yesilkaya said he sought life term for MP Enis Berberoglu of the opposition Republican People's Party, accusing him of "aiding an armed terrorist organization knowingly and intentionally without being a member."
Yesilkaya further accused the lawmaker of purportedly revealing "confidential information and documents of the state... and undertaking political or military espionage."
The state-funded Russian news network, which was accused by the US intelligence community of spreading "fake news" and directly influencing the US elections, took over the online feed of C-SPAN1, which had been broadcasting a discussion in Congress regarding the Securities and Exchange Commission Regulatory Accountability Act, for about ten minutes at 2:30 pm ET.
As California Democrat Maxine Waters was speaking, the feed suddenly cut from the House floor to a broadcast of RT. The feed cut in with a commercial break before returning to the RT news desk, where an anchor spoke of a suicide bombing. As the IBT noted, multiple C-SPAN watchers (although hardly too many, as C-SPAN's Nielsen Ratings are even lower than those of CNBC) made mention of the sudden change on Twitter, including Deadspin editor Timothy Burke, who captured the moment the C-SPAN feed switched to RT.
They were offered questions about attitudes and experiences of their work environment.
"Do we feel we're targeted right now? Yes," said a 12-year veteran of the Dallas Police Department after a question about police safety. The question was posed after the release of the national survey.
In one segment of questioning, 93 percent of polled officers surveyed said they were more concerned about their safety today than in the past.
Comment: Further reading: Blowback: Police homicides and public backlash making many cops reluctant to carry out their duties
Former US Army intelligence analyst Manning is currently serving a 35-year sentence at the military base in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas for passing on battlefield reports and diplomatic cables from the US Department of State to WikiLeaks.
A reporter was caught on film sneaking photos of Secretary of State nominee Rex Tillerson's personal notes at his hearing today before the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee today in Washington DC.
The reporter obviously forgot about the cameras running on Tillerson's seat during the break.
Now the entire world knows she's a thief. What an idiot.
The Washington Post says the reporter is not Doris Truong, their homepage editor.
"My fellow Americans, it has been the honor of my life to serve you."~ Obama's farewell addressWell. It's really happening. Obama is leaving.
In just a little over a week, he and Michelle and Valerie and the gang will all be headed out of the White House. (Of course, they'll just be jaunting over to the rich neighborhood just a couple of miles away, but hey, at least they'll be out of the actual White House right?)
Seeking Arrangement styles itself as a "sugar daddy dating" website, but is clearly intended to allow young women, particularly college students in debt, to trade sexual favors for money from wealthy men — the very definition of "prostitution."
GotNews obtained screenshots of Barrett's profile on Seeking Arrangement, where he uses the name "Rousseaubly":
The U.S. media has remained mostly mute on the situation in Mexico, even as the unfolding civil unrest has closed the U.S.-Mexico border in San Diego, California, several times in the past week. Ongoing "gasolinazo" protests in Mexico over a 20 percent rise in gas prices have led to over 400 arrests, 250 looted stores, and six deaths. Roads are being blockaded, borders closed, and government buildings are being sacked. Protests have remained relatively peaceful overall, except for several isolated violent acts, which activists have blamed on government infiltrators.
The few mainstream news reports that have covered the situation blame rising gas prices but fail to examine several other factors that are pushing Mexico to the brink of revolution.















Comment: Update: At least 15 injured and 7 killed from this explosion amid current ceasefire in Syria.