Prosecutors seek death penalty for James Holmes
Arapahoe County District Attorney George Brauchler announced that prosecutors will seek the death penalty for James Eagan Holmes in the trial tied to last year’s Colorado cinema massacre. The move delays the trial beyond its planned August start, with a February baseline for proceedings and the possibility of further delays as both sides prepare.
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Mass Church Shooting Leaves Father Killed in Ohio
Witnesses feared mass killings at the Easter service as the gunman, Reshad Riddle, shot his father Richard Riddle in the Ashtabula church. The sermon area was traversed by the killer while bystanders faced a violent rampage. Police reported the fatal shooting occurred Sunday afternoon.
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North Korea appoints reformist premier amid rising tensions
North Korea's parliament approved Pak Pong Ju as premier, seen as an economic reformer amid nuclear tensions. The shift follows a party declaration prioritizing arms and economy. The U N cites widespread food shortages while the United States sends F 22 jets to joint drills with South Korea as Pyongyang decries invasion plans.
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Syrian civil war toll climbs in March with 6000 dead
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reports more than 6000 deaths in March, the deadliest month of the two year war. The tally includes 298 children and 291 women, with 1486 rebels and defectors and 1464 government soldiers among the dead. Fighting persists in Aleppo, Damascus, and Homs as rebels gain ground in Daraa with foreign weapons.
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First Woman from Northwest Tribal Region Seeks Parliament
Badam Zari, a 40 year old housewife from Bajar in Pakistan's semiautonomous tribal region, becomes the first woman to run for parliament in the northwest area. She says her campaign will spotlight women's issues ignored by the government amid conservative Pashtun dominance.
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