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A report from Lahore on the embattled group of terrorists believed to be behind yesterday's deadly attack and the failures that kept them from taking even more lives...AND Micah White may have been the spark behind the Occupy Movement but in his new book,
Multiple locations -- singular focus. In raids conducted in four different countries in Europe, police arrest several suspects with possible connections to terrorism -- and raise the spectre of a continent-wide network.
Justice delayed -- but not denied. After a five-year trial, Radovan Karadzic is sentenced to forty years in prison for genocide and other crimes committed during the war in Bosnia.
Reading the not-so-fine print. The Prime Minister says yesterday's budget is historic in its funding for indigenous people in Canada, and AFN National Chief Perry Bellegarde agrees -- as a first step.
A city torn apart. First, the Brussels airport, then a subway station: a series of bombings kill dozens of people and wound more than two hundred others -- and ISIS has claimed responsibility.
His arrival was a departure. For the first time since 1928, a U.S. president is visiting Cuba; and our guest, a Cuban activist-turned-journalist, believes the trip hasn't just made history -- it's changed the future.
First they caught a break -- and then they caught him. A clue found earlier in the week enables police to finally track down and arrest the man believed to be the only surviving suspect in the November attacks on Paris.
An hour before sunrise, Quebec's anti-corruption squad arrests seven people -- including the province's former deputy premier.
A justice is served. The tennis match between Barack Obama and Republican leaders heats up, when the president nominates Merrick Garland to fill the Supreme Court vacancy -- a judge who's had GOP support in the past.
Coming to a head. An NFL official finally admits there's a link between the violence of football and degenerative brain disorders -- but the son of the first player diagnosed with CTE says it's too little, too late.