Deaths tied to suspect raised to six in Canada

TORONTO — Canadian police charged a serial-killer suspect on Friday with another murder, bringing the total to six.

Detective Sgt. Hank Idsinga said the remains of three of the six victims have been identified, and that other charges are likely.

The remains were found at a property that suspect Bruce McArthur used as storage for his landscaping business.

The latest murder charge involves 40-year-old Skanda Navaratnam, missing since 2010.

The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency said 65 percent of arrests from October to December involved criminals, compared with 82 percent during the final full three months of the Obama administration.

Looked at another way, arrests of criminals jumped 14 percent, to 25,626 from 22,484, but arrests of non-criminals nearly tripled, to 13,548 from 4,918.

Overall, there were 39,174 deportation arrests from October to December. humanitarian cease-fire across Syria was delayed until Saturday to try to close a gap over the timing of a halt.

The new bombings came a day after Syrian army helicopters dropped leaflets over the rebel-controlled areas of eastern Ghouta, urging residents to leave for their own safety and calling on opposition fighters to surrender because they were surrounded. White House aides who have been working without permanent security clearances.

Kelly had set a Friday deadline for halting access to top-secret information for those whose applications have been pending since June 1 or before. Some officials are expected to leave their posts as a result, while others will continue working with reduced — or no — access to classified information.

A White House official said staffers were being notified Friday.