Suspect Ciancia Appears in Court for Los Angeles Airport Rampage
Paul Ciancia, 23, charged with killing a TSA officer and wounding three at LAX, made his first court appearance at the West Valley Detention Center in Rancho Cucamonga. He appeared with neck bandage and facial bruising, shackled, and spoke in whispers as U.S. Magistrate Judge David Bristow explained the charges.
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Court Rules WTC7 Collapse Not due to Negligence
A federal appeals court in Manhattan ruled that negligence could not be blamed for the World Trade Center 7 collapse hours after the twin towers fell on September 11 2001. The 2 to 1 decision upheld judge Alvin Hellerstein who found Consolidated Edison and insurers had weak claims.
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Bitter Arctic blast chills Midwest to record lows across region
A wintry storm sweeping the Rockies and Midwest drives wind chills to minus 30 in Montana and minus 20 in Nebraska as freezing temperatures threaten crops in California and halt daily life with heavy snow and icy roads. At least six deaths are linked to the storm as Colorado to Minnesota face treacherous travel and disruptions.
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Utah gay marriage ban challenged in federal court
Three gay couples push forward a federal challenge to Utah's same sex marriage ban as US District Judge Robert J. Shelby prepares to hear questions. Lambda Legal notes Utah's historic opposition and the state's early 2000 amendment banning gay marriage.
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Mass grave found near Kati barracks tied to Mali coup
Mali chief prosecutor Daniel Tessougue announced 21 skulls were found near the Kati military barracks. He says the remains are of soldiers who opposed Gen. Amadou Haya Sanogo and that the discovery paves the way for murder and assassination charges. Sanogo was arrested last week on complicity in kidnapping. Pope Francis attends a weekly audience in St. Peter's Square.
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Mali
Kati
Amadou Haya Sanogo
Daniel Tessougue
Sanogo
Tessougue
Pope asks prayers for Syrian nuns held by rebels
Pope Francis urged prayers for 12 Greek Orthodox nuns reportedly abducted from the Santa Takla monastery in Maaloula Syria by armed men. Officials said abduction. an activist claimed safety removal. The event adds to fears Christians face amid Syria's war.
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Syria
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Bashar Assad
St. Peter’s Square
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