13 Injured at Connecticut State Fair

Thirteen people, including twelve children, were injured at the Connecticut state fair, on Sunday.

The Zumur ride lost power causing it to come to an immediate, complete stop and slamming those riding it into each other.

For a time the entire fair was closed, but the rest of the rides were reopened.

Investigators are trying to determine what caused the sudden loss of power and say that the ride had just been inspected earlier in the morning.

Egypt Continues Sinai Offensive

Egypt continued it's military offensive against the militants in the Sinai, on Sunday.

Apache helicopters led the way, destroying targets ahead of ground forces.

As the ground troops moved in they made arrests and seized hundreds of weapons.

According to the military, the weapons were found in two houses and a mosque.

Anti aircraft missiles, bombs, mortar launchers, rocket propelled grenades, and suicide bomb belts were all amongst the munitions seized.

More than one hundred buildings have been destroyed during the operation.

Turkey Continues Military Buildup Along Border With Syria

Turkey continues to build up it's military presence along the border with Syria.

Tanks, armored vehicles, infantry, and missile defense systems have placed right on the border.

The Turkish government has been one of the biggest supporters of the Syrian rebels.

Multiple times Turkey has threatened to broaden the war and join the fight against the Assad regime.

As the rest of the world considers a strike against Syria, Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan has made it clear that Turkey is more than willing to aid and support any military efforts.

For the most part, Syria has ignored the growing presence, as they are busy fighting the civil war.

However, their Iranian allies have threatened retaliation against any nation which attacks Syria.

As western governments talk more about a strike, Turkey feels more safe in preparing to make a move.