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News roundup: October 20, morning
Automated roundup. These are headlines from official public sources, posted automatically and not reviewed by an editor first. Each one links to the original announcement under Sources.
The latest from official sources, gathered by True News. Follow the links under Sources to read each original announcement.
World
• Hunger is ‘an avoidable tragedy’ in a world of plenty: Türk (UN News)
• Haiti: Elections on hold as gangs adapt to security crackdown, Security Council hears (UN News)
National
• ISIS-Inspired Terrorist Sentenced for Attacking Guards While Serving Sentence for Separate NYC Terror Plot (U.S. Department of Justice)
• VA Home Loan Servicer Village Capital to Pay Over $500,000 for Violating Servicemembers’ Rights (U.S. Department of Justice)
• Justice Department Announces Settlement Ending Antisemitism and Race Discrimination at UNC (U.S. Department of Justice)
Sources
- Hunger is ‘an avoidable tragedy’ in a world of plenty: Türk (UN News)
- ISIS-Inspired Terrorist Sentenced for Attacking Guards While Serving Sentence for Separate NYC Terror Plot (U.S. Department of Justice)
- VA Home Loan Servicer Village Capital to Pay Over $500,000 for Violating Servicemembers’ Rights (U.S. Department of Justice)
- Haiti: Elections on hold as gangs adapt to security crackdown, Security Council hears (UN News)
- Justice Department Announces Settlement Ending Antisemitism and Race Discrimination at UNC (U.S. Department of Justice)
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