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Russian Airline Rejects Human, Technical Causes for Egypt Crash Monday November 2 nd , 2015  at  11:09 AM WSJ.Com: World News 1 Share The Russian airline whose passenger jet crashed in Egypt on Saturday with 224 people on board dismissed human or technical error as the cause of the crash. Russian minister says the black boxes from plane crash in Egypt are in good condition   by Associated Press Monday November 2 nd , 2015  at  11:08 AM World 1 Share Russian minister says the black boxes from plane crash in Egypt are in good condition. Israel Returns the Bodies of Terrorists - Yeshiva World News by Y.W. Editor Monday November 2 nd , 2015  at  11:07 AM World News - Google Blog Search 1 Share bib Israel on Shabbos parshas Vayeira returned the bodies of two terrorists. One of the two was responsible for seriously injuring an IDF soldier in Beit Anoun. The second moder

What coordination? Russia and Israeli warplanes play cat and mouse over Syria Debris Suggests Russian Airliner Disintegrated While Aloft, Officials Say - The New York Times View gaining that Russian airliner disintegrated before crashing Russian plane crash: investigators examine theory that Isil bombed airliner - latest news - Telegraph The Latest: Metrojet: Crashed Plane Crew Was Incapacitated - ABC News Egypt Jet Crash Caused By 'Some Kind Of Impact' Sinai plane crash: 'External influence' caused crash - BBC News Metrojet Crash: What Could Cause a Plane to Break Up in Midair? - NBC News The main Russian carrier to Sharm el Sheikh will avoid Sinai U.S., allies conduct 10 air strikes in Syria, 17 in Iraq: U.S. military | Reuters Gen. Philip Breedlove On How NATO Should Deal With Russia : NPR U.S. completes complex test of layered missile defense system | Reuters U.S. Successfully Tests Layered Missile Defense System How ISIS Spread in the Middle East -

ISIL Oil Sales Drop 'Significantly' Due To Russian Airstrikes in Syria Daesh oil sales fall amid Russian airstrikes in Syria [Bioterrorism] Threat level: Unknown | Columbus Ledger-Enquirer :  the United States is unfortunately still underprepared to confront a biological threat...  Our panel determined that the United States remains vulnerable to such threats because we lack strong centralized leadership at the highest level of government. No single individual is given the charge and authority to corral the dozen responsible departments and agencies into a cohesive and effective whole...  The nation needs a top-level leader who recognizes the severity of the biological threat and possesses the authority and political will to defend against it. We recommend that this leader be the vice president...  The vice president should establish a White House Biodefense Coordination Council, unify the biodefense budget, and develop a national strategy for biodefense.  M.N.: The