Boy, 12, Charged in Fatal Stabbing in Michigan
A 12-year-old boy was charged with murder in the fatal stabbing of 9-year-old Michael Conner Verkerke at a Western Michigan playground near Kentwood. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment in Grand Rapids and was ordered held without bond. defense seeks possible mental evaluation.
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Market Basket rally demands reinstatement or buyout offer
Thousands of workers and customers gathered outside a Market Basket in Tewksbury to demand the rehiring of chief executive Arthur T. Demoulas or accept his buyout offer. The rally followed weeks of store deliveries being disrupted by a worker blockade across 71 stores in Massachusetts New Hampshire and Maine. The event echoed a festival atmosphere with music and beach balls in the crowded lot.
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Gaza talks in Cairo reshape Gaza deal hopeful but fragile
Indirect Israel Hamas talks in Cairo seek to map a Gaza rescue, with Abbas-backed forces to supervise crossings and pressure for eased border closures. Norway plans a donor conference as both sides weigh security guarantees and renewed livelihoods for Gazans amid wide gaps.
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Afghan general killed in insider attack named Maj. Gen. Har old Greene
In Kabul officials identify Maj. Gen. Harold Greene as the senior American officer killed Tuesday in Afghanistan. Greene, deputy commanding general for the Combined Security Transition Command Afghanistan, was an engineer by training and worked on preparing Afghan forces for coalition drawdown. The attack, one of the bloodiest insider incidents, left about 15 U.S. and coalition troops wounded, including a German general and two Afghan generals.
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Bangladeshi ferry capsizing toll and rescue delays spark protests
Families of dozens believed dead after the MV Pinak capsized on the Padma river accuse authorities of a weak rescue. Officials say 125 dead, 110 rescued or swam away, while currents hinder body recovery. In Calais, migrants clash, police fire tear gas as up to 1,300 arrivals seek Britain, 600 officers deployed.
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