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Suspect in Idaho slayings had made ‘creepy’ comments to brewery staff, customers, owner says

Suspect in Idaho slayings had made ‘creepy’ comments to brewery staff, customers, owner says

BETHLEHEM, PA. Some employees of a Pennsylvania brewery knew that the suspect in the murders of four University of Idaho students last month was making "creepy" and inappropriate comments, the business owner said. Since Bryan Christopher Kohberger's arrest Friday in Albrightsville, Pennsylvania, some of those who knew or had exchanges with the 28-year-old are now reflecting on those interactions in light of his arrest on a warrant for murder in the deaths of the students in Moscow on November 13. , Idaho.Jordan Serulneck, 34, the owner of Seven Sirens Brewing Company in Bethlehem, said Kohberger had gone to the brewery…
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Bus crash leaves 15 dead and 47 injured in Mexico

Bus crash leaves 15 dead and 47 injured in Mexico

MEXICO CITY (AP) — Fifteen people are dead and 47 are being treated for their injuries after a bus carrying holiday tourists overturned on a highway in Mexico's Pacific coast state of Nayarit, authorities said. Saturday.Authorities from the nearby state of Guanajuato said all the passengers were from the same city, León, in that state. It is not unusual for friends, relatives or neighbors in Mexico to pool their money to rent a bus for a beach vacation.Nayarit prosecutors said the accident occurred on Friday, on a rural stretch of highway. They said the dead included at least four children.Local…
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North Korea to boost nuclear warhead production ‘exponentially’, leader says

North Korea to boost nuclear warhead production ‘exponentially’, leader says

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has vowed to increase nuclear warhead production "exponentially" and build a more powerful intercontinental ballistic missile, state media reported Sunday, signaling growing animosity. greater with the United States, South Korea and others.Kim's statement at a key ruling party meeting was released hours after North Korea fired a ballistic missile into its eastern waters, entering 2023 with another weapons test following a record number of missile launches last year."The current situation requires our country to redouble its efforts to overwhelmingly strengthen our military power to safeguard our sovereignty, security, and…
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Judge safety ‘essential’ to court system, says Chief Justice John Roberts

Judge safety ‘essential’ to court system, says Chief Justice John Roberts

WASHINGTON — With security threats to Supreme Court justices still fresh in our minds, Chief Justice John Roberts on Saturday praised programs that protect judges, saying that “we must support judges by ensuring their safety".Roberts and other conservative Supreme Court justices were the subject of protests, some at their homes, after the leak in May of the court's decision that finally removed constitutional protections for abortion. Judge Samuel Alito has said the leak made conservative judges "assassination targets." And in June, a man carrying a gun, knife and cable ties was arrested near the home of Judge Brett Kavanaugh after…
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