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Breaking news: LA Rams defeats the the Kansas City Chiefs 54-51. Missouri still claps Cali by having no fires.

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North Carolina principal accused of raping 12-year-old student found dead

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A North Carolina principal accused of raping a 12-year-old student was found dead Friday of a self-inflicted injury, police said.

Richard Omar Knight, the principal of Dillard Academy Charter School in Goldsboro, N.C., was found in a wooded area with a self-inflicted injury, the Goldsboro Police Department said. The 35-year-old man's body was discovered by a couple of hunters, The News & Observer reported.
FATHER SAYS GIRL, 10, ACCUSED OF KILLING HIS INFANT SON IS A 'CRIMINAL' WHO DESERVES TO BE IN HANDCUFFS
"The hunters' deer cameras recorded Mr. Knight in the wooded area at approximately 12:36 a.m. on Friday morning. He is alone in the video and appears to be carrying a blanket. Further investigation led to the discovery of Mr. Knight's Chevrolet Cruze at a Petro Mart on Buckhorn Road. No foul play is suspected in connection with Mr. Knight's death," the Orange County Sheriff's Office said in a statement.

An autopsy will be performed, authorities said.
UNIVERSITY STAFF TOLD NOT TO USE 'DON'T' OR 'FRIGHTENING' CAPITAL LETTERS
Knight was charged with statutory rape and a sex act and indecent liberties with a female student at the school, an arrest warrant stated. Officers responded to a "sexual assault call" at the school on Nov. 15, a statement from the police stated.

Knight was suspended from his job at the charter school, and an investigation into the incident was ongoing.

An interim principal was put in place and gave students and staff a half-day on Tuesday, WRAL reported.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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North Carolina principal accused of raping 12-year-old student found dead

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A North Carolina principal accused of raping a 12-year-old student was found dead Friday of a self-inflicted injury, police said. Richard Omar Knight, the principal of Dillard Academy Charter School in Goldsboro, N.C., was found in a wooded area with a self-inflicted injury, the Goldsboro Police Department said.

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Zinke rips 'radical environmental groups' over California fires

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ryan zinke says not the time to cast blame over california fires

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Zinke says not the time to cast blame over California fires, then rips 'radical environmentalists'

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Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke says it's not the time for finger-pointing over the destruction of the deadly California wildfires -- yet he's openly blaming "radical environmentalists" for a lack of forest management that he says are spreading the infernos.

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president Trump signaled tuesday that will not take a strong action against saudi arabia or its crown prince mohammed bin salman for the death and dismemberment of washington post journalist jamal khashoggo

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An afternoon on the playground for students in an Oklahoma elementary school turned into a terrifying encounter after a dog came in through an open gate and attacked several of them, officials said.

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An afternoon on the playground for students in an Oklahoma elementary school turned into a terrifying encounter after a dog came in through an open gate and attacked several of them, officials said.

The Oklahoma City Public Schools said on Twitter that several students were bitten at the Fillmore Elementary School when the dog entered the playground area.

Five students were transported to the hospital, and seven others were taken by their parents, FOX25 reported. None of the injuries were deemed critical. The children suffered superficial dog bites, while some had escape injuries as they attempted to run away, officials said.
GRAPHIC PHOTOS: TEXAS MAN DISFIGURED BY SAVAGE DOG ATTACK
"Dog came on and started to attack some of the kids, and of course kids began to scream and panic, which excites the dog and scared the dog even more," Capt. David Macy with the Oklahoma City Fire Department told FOX25. "His natural instinct was to keep biting and go after the kids."

The dog, a pitbull mix, was able to get inside the school, but a teacher tackled him before he reached any classrooms.

"I'm used to being able to do what needs to be done," Special Ed teacher Lee Hughes told FOX25. "It just worked out real well."

Parents of children who attend the school said that the gates to the playground are always left open.

"I think they should follow more protocol, take a walk around before they let the kids out and make sure the gates are secure," David Landolfi, who has two children at the school, told FOX25.
FATHER SAYS GIRL, 10, ACCUSED OF KILLING HIS INFANT SON IS A 'CRIMINAL' WHO DESERVES TO BE IN HANDCUFFS
No teachers were injured in the attack, which has spurred school officials to review security in the wake of the incident.

"That's a problem we're looking at across the district, not just at Fillmore," said Tim Coleman, director of OKCPS security. "Making sure that if we need any resources to make sure those gates are secure. We have plans in place to put welded chains and gates that can't be cut off on the fences."

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Dog attack at Oklahoma school leaves 12 children injured, officials say

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An afternoon out on the playground for recess for students in Oklahoma turned into a terrifying encounter after a dog came in through an open gate and attacked several of them, officials said.

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A ten year old girl is facing serious charges after dropping a baby and then stomping on its head in an attempt to make the baby stop crying. The incident took place in day care and the baby died two days later due to his injuries.

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A grieving Wisconsin father has spoken out for the first time since the tragic death of his 6-month-old son, saying the 10-year-old girl accused of stomping on the toddler's head is a "criminal" who deserves "to be in shackles."

The comments from Nate Liedl come after he appeared in adult court last week to watch a judge set a bond of $50,000 for the girl, who is facing a first-degree intentional homicide charge. Police say the girl confessed to picking up and then dropping Jaxon Liedl at a day care center in Tilden on Oct. 30, before stomping on the baby's head in an attempt to make him stop crying. Jaxon died two days later from the injuries he suffered.

"As opposed to seeing it as a 10-year-old girl, I saw it as the person who killed my son," Nate Liedl told KTRK. "And she, in my opinion, deserved to be in shackles or handcuffs. She's a criminal."
WISCONSIN GIRL, 10, STOMPED ON 6-MONTH-OLD'S HEAD AT RUN BY FOSTER PARENTS, OFFICIALS SAY
Handcuffed and wearing a leather restraint around her waist, the girl sobbed during her appearance in Chippewa County Circuit Court. State law requires the case, at least initially, to be held in adult court, prosecutors said.

First responders who arrived at the licensed home day care say they found Jaxon unresponsive and bleeding from the head. The baby was rushed to one hospital, then airlifted to another.

"I had sent a couple messages out to family to let them know that Jaxon's not going to make it. I remember, I broke down out there pretty bad. Yeah, it really hit hard," Liedl told KTRK.

Chippewa County Sheriff James Kowalczyk said a doctor who tended to the infant called his office to inform investigators that it was his belief the baby's injuries were not an accident. Investigators interviewed four people at the home and the girl, who lives with foster parents at the house, "confessed to her involvement in the situation," Kowalczyk said.

According to the sheriff, the girl said she dropped the infant, hitting his head on a footstool and causing the baby to cry. The girl told investigators that she panicked and stomped on the child's head, Kowalczyk said.

The girl's biological parents appeared with her in court - and she is expected to return on Dec. 11. Authorities said she had been removed from their home in September and placed in foster care, but the reasons for her removal have not been disclosed.

Nate Liedl described Jaxon as a boy who had "happy smiles all the time" - and rarely fussed or cried.

In the time before Jaxon's death, the father reportedly had been locked in a custody battle over the child.
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"Missing out on those first three months was hard enough. And then, to be granted only eight hours after that, I feel like they essentially robbed me of time with Jaxon," he said in an interview with KTRK. "Now I'm not going to be able to get any of it back. If it helps one father get more time with their child, then that's good."

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Father says girl, 10, accused of killing his infant son is a 'criminal' who deserves to be in handcuffs

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A grieving Wisconsin father is speaking out for the first time since the tragic death of his 6-month-old son, saying the 10-year-old girl accused of stomping on the toddler's head is a "criminal" who deserves "to be in shackles of handcuffs."

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An afternoon on the playground for students in an Oklahoma elementary school turned into a terrifying encounter after a dog came in through an open gate and attacked several of them, officials said

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An afternoon on the playground for students in an Oklahoma elementary school turned into a terrifying encounter after a dog came in through an open gate and attacked several of them, officials said.

The Oklahoma City Public Schools said on Twitter that several students were bitten at the Fillmore Elementary School when the dog entered the playground area.

Five students were transported to the hospital, and seven others were taken by their parents, FOX25 reported. None of the injuries were deemed critical. The children suffered superficial dog bites, while some had escape injuries as they attempted to run away, officials said.
GRAPHIC PHOTOS: TEXAS MAN DISFIGURED BY SAVAGE DOG ATTACK
"Dog came on and started to attack some of the kids, and of course kids began to scream and panic, which excites the dog and scared the dog even more," Capt. David Macy with the Oklahoma City Fire Department told FOX25. "His natural instinct was to keep biting and go after the kids."

The dog, a pitbull mix, was able to get inside the school, but a teacher tackled him before he reached any classrooms.

"I'm used to being able to do what needs to be done," Special Ed teacher Lee Hughes told FOX25. "It just worked out real well."

Parents of children who attend the school said that the gates to the playground are always left open.

"I think they should follow more protocol, take a walk around before they let the kids out and make sure the gates are secure," David Landolfi, who has two children at the school, told FOX25.
FATHER SAYS GIRL, 10, ACCUSED OF KILLING HIS INFANT SON IS A 'CRIMINAL' WHO DESERVES TO BE IN HANDCUFFS
No teachers were injured in the attack, which has spurred school officials to review security in the wake of the incident.

"That's a problem we're looking at across the district, not just at Fillmore," said Tim Coleman, director of OKCPS security. "Making sure that if we need any resources to make sure those gates are secure. We have plans in place to put welded chains and gates that can't be cut off on the fences."

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Dog attack at Oklahoma school leaves 12 children injured, officials say

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An afternoon out on the playground for recess for students in Oklahoma turned into a terrifying encounter after a dog came in through an open gate and attacked several of them, officials said.

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ram clap chiefs because of the refs were cheating and the rams  had the same refs every home game they played thats why they are now 10-1
and the ram must had payed the refs to cheat when theres a flag on them and to call lot of flags on the chiefs

chiefs now remain 9-2

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An animal rescue group is outraged after its president said he recovered a dolphin shot to death at a beach in Southern California
Peter Wallerstein said he pulled the animal -– known as a common dolphin -- out of the water. When he saw the hole in its side, he brought the animal to an animal rehab center where the bullet was removed.

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An animal rescue group is outraged after its president said he recovered a dolphin shot to death at a beach in Southern California.

Peter Wallerstein, president of Marine Animal Rescue based out of El Segundo, California, told ABC News he spotted the freshly-killed dolphin in the surf on Manhattan Beach on Nov. 8.

Wallerstein said he pulled the animal -- known as a common dolphin -- out of the water. When he saw the hole in its side, he brought the animal to an animal rehab center where the bullet was removed.

Usually officials with the Los Angeles Natural History Museum will pick up a dead animal for a necropsy, according to Wallerstein. But since this seemed to be case in which the dolphin was purposefully killed, he wanted it to be analyzed immediately.

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Wallerstein called the incident "barbaric" and a "senseless act of aggression." He noted that he's seen sea lions who have been shot over the years, but this is the first dolphin killing he has come across.

It's possible other dolphins in the area have been shot, but if they float further out to sea instead of towards shore, they wouldn't be noticed.

"We don't know if it's the only one," said Wallerstein. "There could be others being shot out there, too."

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Marine Animal Rescue, which saves hundreds of marine animals every year in Los Angeles County, is offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to the conviction of the dolphin's shooter.

"We're gonna pursue it until we get the killer," Wallerstein said.

Killing a wild dolphin -- as well as harassing, hurting or feeding one -- is illegal under the Marine Mammal Protection Act of 1972, according to NOAA Fisheries. The offender could face up to one year in jail and up to a $100,000 fine.

Earlier this year, a dolphin was shot and killed off the coast of Mississippi. The NOAA wrote on its website that "the number of violent incidents towards dolphins in the Northern Gulf have increased in recent years."

An NOAA spokesperson told ABC News the agency was aware of the reports that a dolphin had been shot in Manhattan Beach, but they would not comment on any potential or ongoing investigation.

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Donald Trump is not giving an additional punishment to Saudi Arabia after killing Jamal Khashoggi, an American newspaper.

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The Latest on U.S. response to the murder of Saudi columnist Jamal Khashoggi (all times local):

1 p.m.

President Donald Trump says the U.S. will not levy additional punitive measures at this time against Saudi Arabia over the killing of Jamal Khashoggi (jah-MAHL' khahr-SHOHK'-jee).

Trump said in a statement Tuesday that the U.S. does not condone the killing of the U.S-based Saudi columnist, but that "foolishly" canceling $110 billion in arms sales - as some in Congress have suggested - would only mean that Saudi Arabia would go to other countries to acquire them.

Trump says the king and crown prince of Saudi Arabia "vigorously deny" any knowledge of the planning and execution of the Oct. 2 murder of The Washington Post columnist at the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul.

He says "it could well be that the crown prince had knowledge."

Trump says "maybe he did and maybe he didn't."

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12:40 a.m.

President Donald Trump is facing pressure to take tougher measures against Saudi Arabia over the slaying of writer Jamal Khashoggi (jah-MAHL' khahr-SHOHK'-jee).

The president has resisted calls so far for a stronger response to the Oct. 2 killing of the U.S.-based writer by agents of the Saudi government inside their consulate in Istanbul.

Trump says that Saudi Arabia is a "spectacular ally" and that he's not convinced that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was directly responsible for Khashoggi's death.

The administration has imposed sanctions on 17 Saudis accused of participating in the killing. But lawmakers in Congress want tougher measures. European allies are stepping up their punitive measures against the kingdom, too.

It's unclear if the president will decide on a response before he leaves Tuesday for the Thanksgiving holiday.

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Trump says no new punishment for writer's murder

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The Latest on U.S. response to the murder of Saudi columnist Jamal Khashoggi (all times local): 1 p.m. President Donald Trump says the U.S. will not levy additional punitive measures at this time against Saudi Arabia over the killing of Jamal Khashoggi (jah-MAHL' khahr-SHOHK'-jee). ...

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1 dead, 4 injured after downtown Denver shooting

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DENVER - One person was killed and four others were wounded in a shooting on a downtown Denver street Monday, but it was unclear what caused the violence and no one had been arrested, authorities said.

The shooting occurred in a neighborhood of new apartment buildings, restaurants and bars near the Colorado Rockies' stadium just as the evening rush hour was getting underway.

Police spokesman Doug Schepman said investigators did not know whether more than one shooter was involved and had no descriptions of any suspects.

A witness told The Denver Post he saw a man holding a handgun in both hands fire into a group of indigent people, and someone in the group fired back.

"Oh my God, oh my God," Hisam Derani said. "I saw him approach the crowd."

Derani said he was returning home from work when he heard about six gunshots. He said he saw one or two shots fired before he ducked.

He said a gunman got into a car, slammed the door and drove away.

Derani says police interviewed him and later asked him if a man they had detained as a potential suspect was the shooter, but Derani said he was not.

Schepman said investigators did not yet know what led to the shooting.

"It's too early in the investigation right now to be able to say exactly what happened here and why," he said. Investigators were interviewing witnesses and looking for video.

The wounded victims were taken to Denver Health medical center. Schepman said they were considered to be in critical condition because they had been shot but their injuries were not believed to be life-threatening.

Hospital spokesman Simon Crittle said he did not know their conditions.

Authorities released conflicting numbers of the wounded in the first few hours after the shooting, first saying it was four, then three, then four again. Schepman said uncertainty in the immediate aftermath of the shooting caused the varying reports.

Police said witnesses had told officers they saw a potential sixth victim, a woman who was wounded in the leg, but investigators had not been able to confirm that.

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1 dead, 4 injured after downtown Denver shooting

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DENVER - One person was killed and four others were wounded in a shooting on a downtown Denver street Monday, but it was unclear what caused the violence and no one had been arrested, authorities said. The shooting occurred in a neighborhood of new apartment buildings, restaurants and bars near the Colorado Rockies' stadium just as the evening rush hour was getting underway.

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Principal in North Carolina accused of sexual assualt towards a 12 year old student, found dead of a self-inflicted injury.

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A North Carolina principal accused of raping a 12-year-old student was found dead Friday of a self-inflicted injury, police said.

Richard Omar Knight, the principal of Dillard Academy Charter School in Goldsboro, N.C., was found in a wooded area with a self-inflicted injury, the Goldsboro Police Department said. The 35-year-old man's body was discovered by a couple of hunters, The News & Observer reported.
FATHER SAYS GIRL, 10, ACCUSED OF KILLING HIS INFANT SON IS A 'CRIMINAL' WHO DESERVES TO BE IN HANDCUFFS
"The hunters' deer cameras recorded Mr. Knight in the wooded area at approximately 12:36 a.m. on Friday morning. He is alone in the video and appears to be carrying a blanket. Further investigation led to the discovery of Mr. Knight's Chevrolet Cruze at a Petro Mart on Buckhorn Road. No foul play is suspected in connection with Mr. Knight's death," the Orange County Sheriff's Office said in a statement.

An autopsy will be performed, authorities said.
UNIVERSITY STAFF TOLD NOT TO USE 'DON'T' OR 'FRIGHTENING' CAPITAL LETTERS
Knight was charged with statutory rape and a sex act and indecent liberties with a female student at the school, an arrest warrant stated. Officers responded to a "sexual assault call" at the school on Nov. 15, a statement from the police stated.

Knight was suspended from his job at the charter school, and an investigation into the incident was ongoing.

An interim principal was put in place and gave students and staff a half-day on Tuesday, WRAL reported.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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North Carolina principal accused of raping 12-year-old student found dead

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A North Carolina principal accused of raping a 12-year-old student was found dead Friday of a self-inflicted injury, police said. Richard Omar Knight, the principal of Dillard Academy Charter School in Goldsboro, N.C., was found in a wooded area with a self-inflicted injury, the Goldsboro Police Department said.

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Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk can forget about their dreams of colonizing and transforming Mars for human settlement, at least according to Bill Nye.

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Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk can forget about their dreams of colonizing and transforming Mars for human settlement, at least according to Bill Nye.

The popular science commentator told USA Today that the entire idea of making the Red Planet more Earth-like is purely the stuff of "science fiction."

"This whole idea of terraforming Mars, as respectful as I can be, are you guys high?" Nye said. "We can't even take care of this planet where we live, and we're perfectly suited for it, let alone another planet."

The science educator also ruled out the idea of living on Mars permanently.
STOLEN PICASSO WORTH $1M 'FOUND' MAY BE ELABORATE HOAX
"Nobody's gonna go settle on Mars to raise a family and have generations of Martians," Nye, who appears on National Geographic Channel's series "MARS," explained. "It's not reasonable because it's so cold. And there is hardly any water. There's absolutely no food, and the big thing, I just remind these guys, there's nothing to breathe."

Although the National Geographic Channel series depicts humans living on Mars, Nye doesn't agree with it.

"People disagree with me on this, and the reason they disagree is because they're wrong," he added, noting that while scientists are even stationed on Antarctica during the cold winter months, no one lives there permanently.

Scientists have long dreamed of setting up research bases on the Red Planet. NASA even held a competition to see what such infrastructure could look like. Bezos has been a longtime proponent of space tourism and colonizing Mars via his efforts with his space exploration company, Blue Origins. Musk, who runs SpaceX in addition to Tesla, called for a colony on Mars at South By Southwest last year as a way to prevent a new dark age.
ARE THESE EARTH'S OLDEST FOSSILS OF LIFE?
Nye said living in a dome just isn't feasible.

"When you leave your dome, you're gonna put on another dome, and I think that will get old pretty quick," he said. "Especially the smell in the spacesuit - all the Febreze you can pack, I think it will really help you up there."

The Red Planet does share some similarities with Earth, such as ice caps and seasons, and has captured the imagination of humanity since the dawn of the space age.

But the exploration of Mars, Nye is all for it.

"I want to find evidence of life on another world in my lifetime, so Mars in the next logical place to look," he said. "People say what are you gonna find there? We don't know, and that's why we go and explore the unknown horizon."

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Bill Nye says Mars colonies won't happen: 'Are you guys high?'

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Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk can forget about their dreams of colonizing and transforming Mars for human settlement, at least according to Bill Nye. The popular science commentator told USA Today that the entire idea of making the Red Planet more Earth-like is purely the stuff of "science fiction."

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A large explosion targeting a religious gathering in Afghanistan's capital has killed at least 50 people and injured at least 72 others, the country's health ministry said.

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KABUL, Afghanistan -- A large explosion targeting a religious gathering in Afghanistan's capital has killed at least 50 people and injured at least 72 others, the country's health ministry said.

The people had gathered on Tuesday at a wedding hall to celebrate the Prophet Muhammad's birthday, authorities said, and preliminary information shows the explosion may have been a suicide attack.

Religious clerics had invited members of the public to the event, and the number of people injured or killed in the blast could still rise, authorities added.

"The victims of the attack, unfortunately, are all religious scholars who gathered to commemorate the birthday of Prophet Muhammad," said Basir Mujahid, spokesman for the Kabul police chief, according to the Associated Press.

Police security had not been requested for the event, and the bomber entered the hall easily, Mujahid said, according to the AP.

There has been no claim of responsibility for the attack. The Taliban denied involvement.

Afghanistan's President Ashraf Ghani announced that a national day of mourning would take place Wednesday.

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At least 50 killed in bombing of Afghan religious celebration: Officials

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A large explosion hit at a wedding hall in the capital, authorities said.