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WSJ: San Jose shooter had hatred for his workplace, DHS memo says

The gunman who killed nine people at a San Jose light rail yard was detained by US Customs and Border Protection officers in 2016, who found he had a hatred for his workplace where the mass shooting occurred, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing a Department of Homeland Security memo.

CNN Heroes: When change came to Rahul Dubey's door

When peaceful demonstrators protesting the death of George Floyd were tear gassed by police outside of his home, Rahul Dubey gave dozens of protesters a safe place to spend the night. Dubey's action led to friendships and changed lives.

Slain railyard workers remembered in California

Nine employees of a San Francisco Bay-area transit agency who died in a mass shooting were remembered Thursday after an employee opened fire Wednesday at the Valley Transit Authority rail yard in San Jose, before taking his own life. (May 27)

Fallen officer's mother calls out lawmakers

Gladys Sicknick, the mother of fallen US Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick, met with GOP lawmakers to try and persuade them to vote for a commission to investigate the January 6 Capitol attack.

UK health minister on the defensive after Cummings' attack

The UK's health minister Matt Hancock has been defending himself after a blistering attack from the prime minister's former chief aide Dominic Cummings. Cummings had said Hancock should have been fired and accused him of lying on multiple occasions. But Hancock shot back on Thursday: "“I have been straight with people in public and in private throughout.

Hindus pray to 'Corona goddess' at temple in South India

Coimbatore (India) (AFP) – A temple dedicated to "Corona Devi" (Corona goddess) has appeared near the South Indian city of Coimbatore, as the country struggles to combat a brutal new wave. The national death toll passed 300,000 on Monday. The manager of the temple says the idea of worshipping disease-causing viruses as goddess forms has existed for years, in the belief that prayers will help ease the situation.

Montenegro learns true cost of its $1bn road to nowhere

Kolasin (Montenegro) (AFP) – Two roads vanish into mountain tunnels high above a sleepy Montenegrin village, marking the unlikely endpoint of a billion-dollar project that is threatening to derail the tiny country's economy. After six years of carving tunnels through solid rock and raising concrete pillars above gorges and canyons, the road goes nowhere.

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