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As U.S. intelligence analysts comb the D.C. National Guard shooting suspect's communications and online footprint for signs of international coordination or ideological radicalization, CBS News national security contributor Sam Vinograd says the attack “could be the result of an individual that quickly mobilized to violence without any ties to...

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Any act of violence that harms innocent human life is terrorism and must be condemned without hesitation. Praying for the full recovery of the two National Guard soldiers and strength for their families. I also hope that one foolish man's actions will not result in the punishment or blame of the entire Afghan community. #AfghansAgainstViolence
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