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Virtually two weeks after the stabbing deaths of 4 College of Idaho college students, police are nonetheless looking for clues and asking the general public for assist.

Investigators are reviewing greater than 260 digital submissions – together with movies and photographs – by the general public to an FBI hyperlink, the Moscow Police Division mentioned Friday evening.

Detectives are requesting all obtainable movies, whether or not there seems to be movement and content material or not, police mentioned in a information launch late Friday.

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The 4 college students – Ethan Chapin, 20; Kaylee Goncalves, 21; Xana Kernodle, 20; and Madison Mogen, 21 – have been discovered stabbed to demise in a Moscow house on November 13, and police nonetheless haven’t discovered a suspect or the homicide weapon, believed to be a fixed-blade knife.

Goncalves and Mogen have been at a sports activities bar the evening of the murders, and Chapin and Kernodle have been at a fraternity celebration. Two roommates have been on the house when the 4 our bodies have been discovered. Police say they don’t imagine the roommates have been concerned within the murders.

“Detectives are additionally looking for further ideas and surveillance video of any uncommon conduct on the evening of November twelfth into the early hours of November thirteenth whereas Kaylee and Madison have been in downtown Moscow and whereas Ethan and Xana have been on the Sigma Chi home,” the discharge mentioned. “Anybody who noticed uncommon conduct close to these areas or has video surveillance is requested to submit their ideas.”

Investigators have despatched 113 items of bodily proof they collected to the Idaho State Police crime lab for evaluation, Moscow police mentioned within the Friday replace.

Police mentioned earlier this week that they’ve combed by means of greater than 1,000 ideas and interviewed greater than 150 individuals.

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Idaho Gov. Brad Little has dedicated as much as $1 million for bills associated to the continued investigation, Idaho State Police Col. Kedrick Wills mentioned throughout a press convention earlier this week.

“Like all Idahoans, Governor Little is deeply saddened by the lack of these 4 vibrant and promising younger lives,” Wills mentioned. “And he’s ensuring the State of Idaho gives all the assets potential to make sure that the particular person or individuals accountable for this are dropped at justice.”

Greater than 45 investigators from the FBI, state police and Moscow police are concerned within the homicide case.

Authorities have mentioned they haven’t dominated out that a couple of particular person could have been concerned within the killings. Police imagine the assault was focused.

The murders are the primary in Moscow since 2015 and have rattled the city and the college campus with 9,300 college students. Some professors canceled lessons final week. One wrote on social media he “can’t in good conscience maintain class” till police launch extra info or determine a suspect.

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Whereas college students have been on fall break this week, college President Scott Inexperienced despatched a be aware to college students and staff Tuesday about studying choices. When lessons resume, there will likely be two weeks left within the semester.

“School have been requested to arrange in-person educating and distant studying choices so that every pupil can select their technique of engagement,” he wrote. “Transferring programs absolutely on-line shouldn’t be most popular however could also be obligatory in restricted conditions.”

Whereas rumors surrounding the murders swirl by means of the city of about 25,000, police have mentioned they’ll solely launch vetted info that doesn’t hinder the investigation.

“There may be hypothesis with out factual backing, stoking neighborhood fears and spreading false info” Friday’s launch said. Police are encouraging the general public to reference “official releases for correct info and up to date progress” on the investigation.

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Air India flight to London carrying 242 people crashes in Ahmedabad

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An Air India flight to London Gatwick has crashed in Ahmedabad in western India shortly after take-off, with 242 people on board.

Air India said that those on the Boeing 787-8 aircraft included 169 Indian nationals, as well as 53 British citizens, seven Portuguese and one Canadian. There were also 10 cabin crew and two pilots.

An Indian government official said there were 209 confirmed deaths, including people who had been on the ground when the plane crashed.

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The Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner was more than 10 years old, according to Flightradar24, which added that after reaching an altitude of 625 feet, the aircraft began to descend with a vertical speed of 475 feet per minute.

The aircraft tracking service added that the plane’s signal was lost at 1.38pm local time, just after take-off.

Rohan Krishnan, head of Indian doctors’ association Faima, said the flight crashed into the BJ Medical College in Ahmedabad, adding that some students had been taken to hospital.

It is the first time a 787 has crashed, according to the Aviation Safety Network database.

Boeing shares were down 7 per cent in pre-market trading on Thursday.

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The crash comes as Boeing tries to rebuild trust after a series of safety crises including two fatal crashes of its 737 Max model in 2018 and 2019, which led to the departure of its then chief executive Dennis Muilenburg.

The mid-air blowout of a door plug on a 737 Max-9 jet operated by Alaska Airlines in January 2024 triggered another clear-out of top management amid concerns over the quality of Boeing’s manufacturing.

Kelly Ortberg, who became the manufacturer’s new chief executive last August, has sought to stabilise Boeing’s production and improve its quality control processes, as well as shore up its balance sheet.

The company said on Thursday that its “thoughts are with the passengers, crew, first responders and all affected”.

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Police in Gujarat state told the Financial Times that the plane crashed “within 10 minutes” of taking off from the airport in Ahmedabad.

The Indian aviation regulator said the aircraft made a mayday call to air traffic control “but thereafter no response was given by the aircraft to the calls made by ATC”.

UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer wrote on X on Thursday: “The scenes emerging of a London-bound plane carrying many British nationals crashing in the Indian city of Ahmedabad are devastating.”

“My thoughts are with the passengers and their families at this deeply distressing time,” he added.

India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi said: “The tragedy in Ahmedabad has stunned and saddened us. It is heartbreaking beyond words.”

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crash site of the Air India Boeing 787 Dreamliner
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Natarajan Chandrasekaran, chair of Tata, which took over the airline from state control in 2022, said: “With profound sorrow I confirm that Air India Flight 171 operating Ahmedabad London Gatwick was involved in a tragic accident today.”

Tata had promised to modernise the carrier, and, in 2023, Air India agreed a deal with Boeing and Airbus to buy 470 new aircraft, one of the largest orders in aviation history.

John Strickland, an aviation consultant, said Boeing’s 787 had a “good in-service safety record”, adding that it was “too early to speculate on the likely cause” of the accident.

Air India had faced the “challenges of decades of state ownership and poor management”, said Strickland.

However, he said that since being sold to Tata, experienced management had been brought in and the carrier “had begun to move in the right direction both operationally and commercially”.

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National Guard authorized to detain ICE attackers, DHS says

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National Guardsmen deployed to Los Angeles have the authority to temporarily detain anti-ICE rioters in Los Angeles, the Department of Homeland Security says.

President Donald Trump has deployed some 4,000 National Guardsmen to the city as the riots continue, but Maj. Gen. Scott Sherman said on Wednesday that there have only been a small number of cases where they have detained civilians.

DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin says the troops are on the ground to provide protection for ICE agents and other federal law enforcement groups.

“If any rioters attack ICE law enforcement officers, military personnel have the authority to temporarily detain them until law enforcement makes the arrest,” McLaughlin told Axios in a statement.

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Sherman told the Associated Press on Wednesday that about 500 National Guard troops have been trained so far to help agents carry out immigration operations in Los Angeles.

Immigration officials have already circulated photos of soldiers from the National Guard providing security for Department of Homeland Security agents.

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Maj. Gen. Scott Sherman, head of Task Force 51, which is overseeing the deployment of the National Guard and Marines to Los Angeles, speaks to reporters Wednesday, June 11, 2025, at the Joint Forces Training Base in Los Alamitos, California. (AP Photo/Amy Taxin)

He told the AP that over the past few days, National Guard soldiers have temporarily detained anti-ICE protesters, though there have not been many as of late because things have calmed down.

Sherman also said the soldiers did not participate in the arrests or law enforcement activities. Instead, he added, they let the agitators go once police take them into custody.

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U.S. National Guard soldiers are deployed around downtown Los Angeles, Sunday, June 8, 2025, following an immigration raid protest the night before. (AP Photo/Eric Thayer)

California Gov. Gavin Newsom has had a public feud with the Trump administration, accusing the president of having “commandeered” 2,000 of the state’s National Guard members “illegally, for no reason” without consulting with California’s law enforcement leaders.

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The Trump administration, meanwhile, said its ICE operations are aiming to get “criminal illegal immigrant killers, rapists, gangbangers, drug dealers, human traffickers and domestic abusers off the streets.”

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Fox News’ Greg Wehner contributed to this report.

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President Trump and the first lady, Melania Trump, are scheduled to attend the opening night performance of “Les Misérables” at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts on Wednesday night.

In some sense it is the culmination of the Trump takeover of the national cultural center. The president appointed himself chairman of the Kennedy Center in February, purged the traditionally bipartisan board and restocked it with loyalists. In March, he took a tour and met with his new board. “We’re going to get some very good shows,” he said at the time. “I guess we have ‘Les Miz’ coming.”

Mr. Trump’s tightening grip has upset a number of artists, and some members of the cast were expected to boycott the performance.

“Les Misérables” has long been one of Mr. Trump’s favorite shows, and the opening on Wednesday was expected to be a big night out on the town for the president’s friends and top allies, complete with a red carpet.

The flashy outing, to a musical with its climactic moments celebrating an anti-government uprising, coincides with one of the most volatile weeks of Mr. Trump’s second term.

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Mr. Trump’s administration has sent soldiers from the California National Guard and the Marines into Los Angeles in response to days of protests over immigration raids.

Those deployments — over the objections of state and local officials there — have set off an extraordinary standoff between Mr. Trump and California’s governor, Gavin Newsom. In a televised address on Tuesday night, Mr. Newsom accused Mr. Trump of mounting an attack on democracy: “The moment we’ve feared has arrived.”

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