Terrorism

Terrorism

Violence soars along Venezuela-Colombia border as rebel groups break truce

"The pact that was broken between these groups has had violent and retaliatory effects in Colombia,” said Colombian Minister of Defense, Diego Molano

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Two 16-year-olds arrested for D.C. school bomb threats, including one involving second gentleman

Threats were made at eight D.C. schools

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Video shows U.S.-trained Afghan soldiers likely fighting for Taliban, experts say

"I’d say they undoubtedly had prior training from U.S. forces," one expert told Task & Purpose

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US forces kill top ISIS leader in raid in Syria

Thirteen people were reportedly killed including six children and four women, according to the Associated Press

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FARC rebels burn two U.N. vehicles in southeastern Colombia

A senior advisor to the Colombian presidency told reporters that the “criminals presented themselves as dissidents” under the command of Gentil Duarte, one of Colombia’s most wanted men

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Man who sold gun to Texas hostage-taker arrested, charged

Henry “Michael” Dwight Williams, a 32 year-old convicted felon allegedly admitted to officers Akram told him the handgun was to be used for “intimidation” to recoup an unpaid debt

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Senators press Biden on how Texas synagogue terrorist was allowed into U.S.

The man likely traveled to the U.S. under the Visa Waiver Program, facing less screening and vetting than a visa or green card recipient

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Chile's Boric prepares to hand over south to rebel groups

Boric announced that he planned on withdrawing nearly 2,000 military personnel as soon as he takes office on March 11

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International Red Cross hack exposed 515,000 vulnerable people

The data stolen includes confidential information of vulnerable victims of war, missing persons, and detainees around the world.

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Pentagon declassifies drone strike video that killed 10 Afghan civilians

The military initially defended the strike, with Joint Chiefs Chairman Mark A. Milley infamously calling it “righteous”