Simpson wins parole relief in Las Vegas robbery case
Nevada parole board grants O J Simpson parole on some 2008 kidnapping and armed robbery convictions tied to a Las Vegas hotel room heist. He still faces at least four years in prison on consecutive sentences despite the decision.
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Cleveland kidnapper Ariel Castro sentenced for decade abuse
Prosecutors described diaries kept by three women held in a Cleveland run down home for ten years detailing daily physical and sexual abuse. Ariel Castro lured one with a puppy promise and confined all in a garage vehicle for days. One captive escaped in May and told emergency services she had been kidnapped for a decade. Castro pleaded guilty to 937 counts including kidnapping rape and murder and faces sentencing.
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Kerry Opens Pakistan Visit Focusing on Drones and Ties
U S secretary of state John Kerry arrives in Islamabad for talks with Nawaz Sharif and military leaders. The discussions aim to reset frayed relations, address counterterrorism and Afghanistan, and press for civilian governance amid rising extremism and a major prison break sparking questions about Pakistan’s insurgency battle.
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Egypt protests brace for crackdown as camps face clearance
Protesters at two Cairo sit ins guard with sandbags tires and walls. they change guards every two hours. Cabinet orders police to break up the camps citing national security concerns as the military backed government moves to act. Muslim Brotherhood spokesman denounces plan as paving way for massacres while Washington urges restraint.
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Cairo sit ins symbolize Muslim Brotherhood support after Morsi
The article describes protests outside the Rabaah al-Adawiya mosque and near Cairo University as organizers frame them as evidence of ongoing support for Mohamed Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood. It cites calls for peaceful assembly and mentions opinions from a columnist urging respectful commentary at the Aiken Standard.
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Syrian opposition rules out peace talks until rebels gain edge
Ahmad al Jarba, head of the Syrian National Coalition, says Western backed rebels will not enter negotiations with the government while Assad forces push on several fronts. He argues rebels must regroup and regain strength in the coming weeks. The remarks came during a visit to Doha and were released by SANA.
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