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"Happy New Year. I Love You": New Orleans Attack Victim's Family Shares His Last Text
Hubert Gauthreaux, 21, was killed when US Army veteran Shamsud-Din Jabbar drove a pickup truck into a crowd during the New Year celebrations in New Orleans.
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New Orleans Attacker Visited Canada, Egypt In 2023, Says FBI
The man accused of the ramming attack that killed 14 revelers on a crowded New Orleans street had earlier visited the city on apparent reconnaissance missions, once recording the location using camera-equipped glasses, investigators said Sunday.
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Edward Pettifer: Man With Royal Family Link Killed In New Orleans Attack
A 42-year-old US Army veteran rammed a pickup truck into a crowd of people celebrating the New Year on January 1, killing 14 people.
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Royal Nanny's Stepson Among Those Killed In New Orleans Attack
King Charles III was on Saturday said to be "deeply saddened" after police said a British relative of his sons' former nanny was among the victims of the deadly truck-ramming attack in New Orleans.
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New Orleans Attack Puts Spotlight On Islamic State Comeback Bid
A U.S. Army veteran who flew a black ISIS flag on a truck that he rammed into New Year's revelers in New Orleans shows how the extremist group still retains the ability to inspire violence.
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Trump Slams Biden's Presidency, Blames Him For "Radical Islamic Terrorism"
President-elect Donald Trump also accused Biden and his supporters of undermining the country, describing them as "election-interfering thugs" whose actions have caused irreversible damage to the nation.
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How To Spot A Lone Wolf Attacker: Big Challenge For Anti-Terror Agencies
In the early hours of New Year's Day, an attack in the US city of New Orleans left at least 15 dead and dozens injured. The suspect, identified as Shamsud-Din Jabbar, a 42-year-old US Army veteran, drove a rented pickup truck into a crowd.
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New Orleans Attacker Acted Alone, Had Strong Support For ISIS: Biden
New Orleans attacker Shamsud-Din Jabbar acted alone even though there are indications that he had strong support for ISIS, US President Joe Biden has said.
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New Orleans Attacker Had Remote Improvised Explosives Detonator In Truck: Biden
US President Joe Biden on Thursday informed that the New Orleans attacker had a remote detonator in his vehicle to set off IEDs that he planted in the ice coolers in the French Quarter before ramming his car into the crown on Bourbon street.
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US Will Relentlessly Pursue ISIS: Biden After New Orleans Terror Attack
Following the terrorist attack in New Orleans where an ISIS supporter rammed a car into a crowd during New Year's celebrations, President Joe Biden on Thursday reassured that US will relentlessly pursue ISIS and other terrorist organisation.
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S Jaishankar Condemns "Outrageous Attack" In New Orleans, Urges Global Unity
External Affairs Minister (EAM) S Jaishankar on Thursday strongly condemned the "outrageous attack" in New Orleans, emphasising the need for global unity in the fight against terrorism.
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US Army Veteran Behind New Orleans Attack "100% Inspired By ISIS": FBI
A US army veteran motivated by loyalty to the jihadist group Islamic State likely acted alone when he killed and injured dozens in a truck attack against a New Orleans crowd of New Year revelers, the FBI said Thursday.
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Link Between New Orleans Attack And Las Vegas Blast Suspects? What FBI Said
A day after a deadly car attack in US's New Orleans which left 15 dead on New Year's day, another incident involving a car - a Tesla Cybertruck - at the Trump Hotel in Las Vegas has the FBI buried in investigating whether the two are linked.
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"Cowardly": PM Modi Condemns Terrorist Attack In New Orleans That Killed 15
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday condemned the terrorist attack in New Orleans, which has killed 15 people, and expressed condolences to the families of victims.
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Before Deadly Truck Attack, New Orleans Residents Traded Guns for PlayStations
A day before the deadly pickup truck attack, residents of New Orleans participated in a city-supported gun buyback initiative meant to improve public safety as Louisiana loosened gun ownership laws.
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"Happy New Year. I Love You": New Orleans Attack Victim's Family Shares His Last Text
Hubert Gauthreaux, 21, was killed when US Army veteran Shamsud-Din Jabbar drove a pickup truck into a crowd during the New Year celebrations in New Orleans.
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New Orleans Attacker Visited Canada, Egypt In 2023, Says FBI
The man accused of the ramming attack that killed 14 revelers on a crowded New Orleans street had earlier visited the city on apparent reconnaissance missions, once recording the location using camera-equipped glasses, investigators said Sunday.
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Edward Pettifer: Man With Royal Family Link Killed In New Orleans Attack
A 42-year-old US Army veteran rammed a pickup truck into a crowd of people celebrating the New Year on January 1, killing 14 people.
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Royal Nanny's Stepson Among Those Killed In New Orleans Attack
King Charles III was on Saturday said to be "deeply saddened" after police said a British relative of his sons' former nanny was among the victims of the deadly truck-ramming attack in New Orleans.
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New Orleans Attack Puts Spotlight On Islamic State Comeback Bid
A U.S. Army veteran who flew a black ISIS flag on a truck that he rammed into New Year's revelers in New Orleans shows how the extremist group still retains the ability to inspire violence.
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Trump Slams Biden's Presidency, Blames Him For "Radical Islamic Terrorism"
President-elect Donald Trump also accused Biden and his supporters of undermining the country, describing them as "election-interfering thugs" whose actions have caused irreversible damage to the nation.
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How To Spot A Lone Wolf Attacker: Big Challenge For Anti-Terror Agencies
In the early hours of New Year's Day, an attack in the US city of New Orleans left at least 15 dead and dozens injured. The suspect, identified as Shamsud-Din Jabbar, a 42-year-old US Army veteran, drove a rented pickup truck into a crowd.
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New Orleans Attacker Acted Alone, Had Strong Support For ISIS: Biden
New Orleans attacker Shamsud-Din Jabbar acted alone even though there are indications that he had strong support for ISIS, US President Joe Biden has said.
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New Orleans Attacker Had Remote Improvised Explosives Detonator In Truck: Biden
US President Joe Biden on Thursday informed that the New Orleans attacker had a remote detonator in his vehicle to set off IEDs that he planted in the ice coolers in the French Quarter before ramming his car into the crown on Bourbon street.
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US Will Relentlessly Pursue ISIS: Biden After New Orleans Terror Attack
Following the terrorist attack in New Orleans where an ISIS supporter rammed a car into a crowd during New Year's celebrations, President Joe Biden on Thursday reassured that US will relentlessly pursue ISIS and other terrorist organisation.
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S Jaishankar Condemns "Outrageous Attack" In New Orleans, Urges Global Unity
External Affairs Minister (EAM) S Jaishankar on Thursday strongly condemned the "outrageous attack" in New Orleans, emphasising the need for global unity in the fight against terrorism.
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US Army Veteran Behind New Orleans Attack "100% Inspired By ISIS": FBI
A US army veteran motivated by loyalty to the jihadist group Islamic State likely acted alone when he killed and injured dozens in a truck attack against a New Orleans crowd of New Year revelers, the FBI said Thursday.
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Link Between New Orleans Attack And Las Vegas Blast Suspects? What FBI Said
A day after a deadly car attack in US's New Orleans which left 15 dead on New Year's day, another incident involving a car - a Tesla Cybertruck - at the Trump Hotel in Las Vegas has the FBI buried in investigating whether the two are linked.
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"Cowardly": PM Modi Condemns Terrorist Attack In New Orleans That Killed 15
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday condemned the terrorist attack in New Orleans, which has killed 15 people, and expressed condolences to the families of victims.
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Before Deadly Truck Attack, New Orleans Residents Traded Guns for PlayStations
A day before the deadly pickup truck attack, residents of New Orleans participated in a city-supported gun buyback initiative meant to improve public safety as Louisiana loosened gun ownership laws.
