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Spa Worker, Waiter, Mechanic: Volunteers Patrol US Streets After Anti-Asian Attacks
Wearing bright safety vests and carrying walkie-talkies, volunteers patrol a Chinese neighborhood in New York to protect Asian Americans against a surge of pandemic-era violence after deadly mass shootings at Asian-owned spas in Atlanta.
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"Heartbroken For Asian Community": Rihanna Condemns Atlanta Spa Killings
International pop star Rihanna today expressed her support for the Asian community in the wake of the shooting at Atlanta areakilled eight people -- most of whom were Asian women.
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"White Supremacy Literally Killing Us": Anger After Atlanta Spa Killings
Sadness, anger and fear were coursing on Wednesday through Stephanie Cho, a day after a gunman's attack on spas in the Atlanta area killed eight people -- most of whom were Asian women.
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Atlanta Shooter Expressed Shame For Sex Addiction, Former Roommate Says
A former roommate of the Georgia man charged with eight murders in attacks at Atlanta-area day spas said the shooter told him of an addiction that compelled him to visit massage parlors seeking sex.
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Suspect In Three US Spa Shootings Charged With Eight Murders
A 21-year-old gunman with a "sex addiction" was charged Wednesday with murdering eight people in spas around the US city of Atlanta, in triple attacks that have deeply shaken the Asian-American community.
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6 Asian Women Among 8 Shot Dead At Three US Spas, Suspect Arrested
Eight people, six of them women of Asian descent, were shot dead in a string of attacks on Atlanta-area day spas on Tuesday, and a man suspected of carrying out all of the shootings was arrested hours later in southern Georgia, police said.
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Saudi Arabia Sentences 13 Over Plot to Attack US Soldiers
A Saudi court has sentenced 13 suspected members of an al Qaeda cell - 11 Saudis, a Qatari and an Afghan citizen - to up to 30 years in prison for plotting to attack US soldiers in Qatar and Kuwait, the state news agency SPA reported.
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Saudi Arabia opens trial of 50 Al-Qaeda suspects
The trial opened in Saudi Arabia today of 50 Al-Qaeda suspects accused of carrying out and plotting attacks in the kingdom, including US and British interests, state news agency SPA reported. It said 47 Saudis, a Syrian and a Yemeni national went on trial in the specialised criminal court in Riyadh.
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Spa Worker, Waiter, Mechanic: Volunteers Patrol US Streets After Anti-Asian Attacks
Wearing bright safety vests and carrying walkie-talkies, volunteers patrol a Chinese neighborhood in New York to protect Asian Americans against a surge of pandemic-era violence after deadly mass shootings at Asian-owned spas in Atlanta.
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"Heartbroken For Asian Community": Rihanna Condemns Atlanta Spa Killings
International pop star Rihanna today expressed her support for the Asian community in the wake of the shooting at Atlanta areakilled eight people -- most of whom were Asian women.
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"White Supremacy Literally Killing Us": Anger After Atlanta Spa Killings
Sadness, anger and fear were coursing on Wednesday through Stephanie Cho, a day after a gunman's attack on spas in the Atlanta area killed eight people -- most of whom were Asian women.
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Atlanta Shooter Expressed Shame For Sex Addiction, Former Roommate Says
A former roommate of the Georgia man charged with eight murders in attacks at Atlanta-area day spas said the shooter told him of an addiction that compelled him to visit massage parlors seeking sex.
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Suspect In Three US Spa Shootings Charged With Eight Murders
A 21-year-old gunman with a "sex addiction" was charged Wednesday with murdering eight people in spas around the US city of Atlanta, in triple attacks that have deeply shaken the Asian-American community.
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6 Asian Women Among 8 Shot Dead At Three US Spas, Suspect Arrested
Eight people, six of them women of Asian descent, were shot dead in a string of attacks on Atlanta-area day spas on Tuesday, and a man suspected of carrying out all of the shootings was arrested hours later in southern Georgia, police said.
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Saudi Arabia Sentences 13 Over Plot to Attack US Soldiers
A Saudi court has sentenced 13 suspected members of an al Qaeda cell - 11 Saudis, a Qatari and an Afghan citizen - to up to 30 years in prison for plotting to attack US soldiers in Qatar and Kuwait, the state news agency SPA reported.
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Saudi Arabia opens trial of 50 Al-Qaeda suspects
The trial opened in Saudi Arabia today of 50 Al-Qaeda suspects accused of carrying out and plotting attacks in the kingdom, including US and British interests, state news agency SPA reported. It said 47 Saudis, a Syrian and a Yemeni national went on trial in the specialised criminal court in Riyadh.
