Victims seen as 'diseased limb': Crown

Three members of a Montreal family decided four other troublesome family members had to be killed because they would not bow to a strict cultural code of modesty and obedience, jurors at the Shafia murder trial were told.

Tear gas used in attempt to avoid crush as fans force entry into stadium complex

BATA, Equatorial Guinea - Thousands of fans forced their way into the Bata Stadium complex for Saturday's opening match of the African Cup of Nations, prompting police to use tear gas.

Big Idea: Seeing Crime Before It Happens | DISCOVER

This past summer, at an undisclosed location in a northeastern metropolis, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) was trying to predict the future. There were no psychics or crystal balls, just a battery of sensors designed to determine human intention through the subtlest of changes in heart rate, gaze, and other physiological markers. Together, the sensors are called Future Attribute ...

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Shafia trial delayed by bomb threat

The trial involving three members of a Montreal family, accused of Canada's first mass honour killings, was delayed Thursday morning because of a bomb threat.