Nearly 60 Dead in Double Suicide Bombings in Pakistan

 

No one claimed responsibility for two mosque suicide bombing attacks in Pakistan, one in southwestern province of Baluchistan near Mastung district, which killed more than 54 people and injured 70 others during a birthday celebration for the Prophet Mohammad, and the other in Kyber Pakhtunkwa province, where five people died and dozens of others were injured after a roof collapsed. See Full Story>

More Than 100 Dead After Fire Sweeps Through Wedding Ceremony in Iraq

 

At least 114 people died and more than 150 suffered injuries after a fire swept through the Al Haytham Wedding Hall in a predominately Christian are in the city of Qaraqosh, Ninevah province, with authorities saying no official cause of the blaze has yet been determined, though early reports state that fireworks set off inside the facility may have been to blame. See Full Story>

Charges Dismissed Against Philadelphia Cop in Fatal Traffic Stop Shooting

 

A judge in Philadelphia dismissed all charges, including murder, against 27-year-old former police officer Mark Dial, whose body cam footage showed him emerging from his vehicle with a gun drawn, then shooting and killing 27-year-old civilian Eddie Irizarry within five seconds while he sat in his car during a routine traffic stop. See Full Story>

Suspect in Ambush Killing of LA County Deputy Arrested

 

A SWAT team surrounded a house and arrested 29-year-old Kevin Salazar, the suspect accused of shooting LA County deputy Ryan Clinkunbroomer to death while he stopped at a red light at the intersection of Sierra Highway and Avenue Q in Palmdale, California, though his mother and sister insist he has mental health issues. See Full Story>

UFO Enthusiast Presents Two "Alien Corpses" Before Mexican Congress

 

Longtime UFO expert Jamie Maussan along with former US Navy pilot Ryan Graves presented supposed 1,000-year-old carbon-tested fossils of "alien corpses", specimens with three fingers and three toes allegedly unearthed in the Cusco region of Peru during a hearing before the Mexican Congress, claiming that the bodies contain a single skeleton and the bodies are not part of human terrestrial evolution. See Full Story>