Rights Watch cites new detainee deaths in Afghanistan inquiry
Human Rights Watch says two more U S detainee deaths occurred in Afghanistan tying to a 2002 alleged murder by four U S personnel. The group urges prosecutions and chastises slow investigations fueling impunity amid prisoner abuses, including in Iraq.
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Pinochet Indicted for Human Rights Abuses in Chile
Chilean court indicted 89 year old former dictator Augusto Pinochet and placed him under house arrest for the kidnapping of nine dissidents and the killing of one during his 1973 to 1990 regime. Judge Juan Guzman ruled Pinochet mentally competent to stand trial after health reviews.
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Trump’s Apprentice Boardroom Talks Final Four Exit
Donald Trump weighs Jen Massey and Kelly Perdew for the final six figure Trump Organization hire as Allen and Ferreira reflect on why Trump fired him. The live finale will name the winner after a lengthy four hour boardroom showdown.
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Al Qaida linked bomber strikes near Green Zone
A passing by own action car bomber, linked to al Qaeda in Iraq and led by Abu Musab al Zarqawi followers, exploded near a checkpoint into the Green Zone in Baghdad wounding 13 Iraqis and injuring 15 while no U.S. troops were harmed. A U S. soldier died in Balad and seven Marines died in Anbar in recent days.
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Ukraine faces control battle over Yushchenko poisoning probe
Kyiv moves to have lawmakers and the new prosecutor oversee investigations into the dioxin poisoning of presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko. The goal is to determine who harmed him while preserving election integrity amid past unresolved cases and political tension.
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West Covina boy sells coal to fund dirt bike
Alec Nystrom, 11, peddles 50 cent coal lumps from his West Covina home earning about 100 dollars as he aims to buy a dirt bike amid a holiday stock ing prank. His father Roy, an artist, shares a coal connection and motivates the fundraiser.
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