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Cornell. Court documents state he wanted to plant pipe bombs around the capitol and shoot officials who tried running away. Investigators say he came to their attention last august when he used an alias to post proisis messages to twitter. Court documents also say he discussed his plans with a man that he thought was sympathetic. The man was actually working under cover for the fbi. Officials say cornell was arrested after he bought two semiautomatic rifles and about 600 rounds of ammunition at ...

We begin with this breaking news. Troubling developments out of yemen. Rebels have seized u. S. Vehicles and military weapons that were left behind by American Embassy personnel at the airport just hours after the u. S. And u. K. Suspended Embassy Operations and evacuated staffers out of the capital city of sanaa. Yemen has been batting chaos since rebels seized control of key government facilities and forced the countrys leader to resign. There are major fears that rebels will enter the u. S. E...

The danger hits home. Isis confirming the death of american hostage Kayla Mueller and the white house confirms at least 1 other american is being held captive in syria. The army grows bigger and more ominous. They say 20 thousand militants are ready to die for the cause. Among them a growing number of americans deploying to the battlefield. Lets begin with president obama seeking official War Authority to better mobilize the fight against isis. I want to take you right to the white house and Mic...

There will be a lot of rejoicing. Person who came in and cast the motion to proceed votes that they hated, to the person that brought down the obamacare repeal. It is amazing that in a couple of old, you can turn the tide. I think theres going to be a lot of talk about what is next, what may not get talked about a lot of the problems of obamacare has in a lot of these states. Some of them, there is only one provider. Some of them, premiums are skyrocketed. Something has to be done, and the quest...

The reforms under way in the freight rail sector are advancing at an impressive clip and should soon open the system to new private operators. However, there are warnings of a prohibitively high tariff outcome should the methodology outlined in the draft Network Statement be introduced.

Transnet Freight Rail (TFR) CEO Russell Baatjies has added his voice to industry-wide concerns being expressed about the high rail tariffs that would arise should the methodology included in a draft Network Statement be implemented. The Network Statement was released for public comment in March by Transnet’s interim Infrastructure Manager (TRIM), which is being separated from the Transnet Freight Rail Operating Company, or TFROC, which Baatjies oversees.

President Ramaphosa notes progress in ending logistics crisis

President says PRASA continues to recover rail services, with 28 out of 40 lines fully operational

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