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The man allegedly opened fire on two Minnesota lawmakers and their spouses on June 14, killing one of them and her husband, Arrested The state’s governor Tim Walz said he was charged with two counts of murder and two counts of attempted murder later Sunday night.
Vance Boelter, 57, was suspected of fatal shooting of the Democratic Representative Melissa Hortman and her husband Mark at their residence earlier Saturday. Bault also allegedly shot state Senator John Hoffman and his wife Yvette at their home, seriously hurting them.
“A person’s unimaginable actions change the state Minnesota,” Walz said in a press conference.
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How did the suspect enter the home of the lawmaker? Authorities say Boelter pretended to be a policemanwear uniforms that most civilians cannot distinguish from real things and drive vehicles similar to police SUVs.
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Where does the hunter end? He was finally arrested in a rural area of Sibley County, southwest Minneapolis after firing a gun at police and fleeing on foot, according to police.
Israeli conflict enters fourth day, Iran strikes Tel Aviv and Haifa
Iranian missiles strike Israeli cities in Tel Aviv and Haifaat this week’s G7 conference, destroying houses and exacerbating concerns among world leaders that the conflict between enemies in the two regions could lead to a wider Middle East war.
Israel’s Margson David Adom (MDA) Emergency Services Department said on Monday that four people were pronounced dead, including 87 injured after strikes at four locations in central Israel. The deceased was two women and two men, MDA said.
Iran’s state television said the country fired at least 100 missiles on Israel, indicating that it had no intention of succumbing to international appeals because it retaliated for retaliation. Israel’s surprise attack on Tehran’s nuclear program and military leadership on Friday.
At least eight people died near Gaza food venues as Palestinians fear global attention turned to Iran
At least Eight Palestinians were killed and dozens were injured Amid gunfire yesterday near the food distribution point in Gaza.
Although Israel It has said that Gaza is a secondary operating theater for the new war with Iran, and Palestinians have reported ongoing serious violence, including fires around the distribution of aid supported by the United States and Israel, over fears that global concerns will leave Gaza.
The shootings near these locations have been almost all shots since opening last month. Witnesses said Israeli troops repeatedly opened fire on the crowd, and health officials said dozens of people were killed.
In other news…
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The G7 summit in the Canadian Rockies is Start today Tensions with the U.S. trade and concerns about the Middle East conflict. Donald Trump and leaders from Japan, France, Britain, Italy, Germany and Canada are busy.
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Emmanuel Macron criticizes Trump becomes the first visit to Greenland threatens to take over Greenland The massive, mineral-rich Arctic territory has been entrusted since the U.S. president began to expropriate threats to annex it.
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Fashion influenced by Islam and other religions is It is expected to become “mainstream” around the worldAlthough politicians have picked out Burqa and headscarf, the rise of “humble fashion” is powered by influencers, luxury brands and large-scale technologies.
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A protester was shot dead on Saturday during a “King No” protest in Salt Lake City Already deadUtah police said yesterday. Arthur Folasa Ah Loo, 39, was reportedly shot dead by a man on the peacekeeping team at the event.
Daily statistics: £2.5 million fool? New doubts about authenticity Rubens
This is an unwelcome question, but an important question: Is the National Gallery in London a fool who bought £2.5 million? This has been a skepticism from many experts since Fleming artist Peter Paul Rubens acquired Samson and Delilah in one of the most important cultural institutions in the UK in 1980. Petition is issued Calls on the National Gallery to fulfill its 1997 commitment and openly debate its authenticity.
Don’t Miss This: Why Fascist Professor Leaving America – “The Lesson of 1933: You Go Out”
European historian Professor Marci Shore made news around the world when she moved to Canada with her academic husband Timothy Snyder and academic Jason Stanley. She talks with Jonathan Freedland about Trump, teaching history and the terror fogging societyin a conversation, she also invoked the ultimate warning in history: “The lesson of 1933 is: You leave early instead of late.”
One last thing: Should we embrace boredom?
Since the massive adoption of smartphones, the devices that most people have been walking around can Instantly neutralize boredom. We often reach for our phones in quiet or lonely moments or distract us when we are distracted – but what happens to those difficult or unwelcome half that all the difficult or unwelcome half that begins to form before we dig out the exit pocket and pull out the phone again?
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