14 year old shoots self in Walpole cafeteria
A 14 year old boy identified as Hunter Mack shot himself in the face at Walpole Elementary School in Walpole New Hampshire during lunch. The school was locked down for hours with no other injuries reported. Police and Chesire County officials said the incident may have involved a relationship issue with a girl and the student remained in serious condition in ICU.
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Philadelphia cardinal death under coroner review
Prosecutors seek an autopsy level inquiry to determine if Cardinal Anthony Bevilacqua died of natural causes amid a child molestation scandal in the Philadelphia Archdiocese. Bevilacqua, 88, died Jan 31 after dementia and cancer. his death followed a judge ruling him competent to testify in a longtime aide’s trial.
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Greek premier warns default would spark chaos and protests
In Athens a tense political crisis deepens as six Cabinet ministers resigns and draft austerity laws are sent to parliament. Clashes erupt outside Parliament with eight police officers and two civilians injured while more than 15 000 protestors keep up a two day general strike disrupting transport and services.
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Signs Syria's elite eye exit amid Assad regime worries
U S officials report growing signs that Syria's elite close to President Bashar Assad fear for their future and begin exit plans. A family member moved large funds abroad to dodge sanctions and fund exile while a senior security figure recently left Syria. Officials would not name individuals or detail transfers. The State Department said elites seek help from the opposition in moving cash and relatives out.
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Bombings Kill 28 in Aleppo as Syria Faces Uprising Pressure
Syrian officials report two car bombings in Aleppo killed 28 people at security compounds. The attacks mark a surge in violence as Homs sees intensified government sieges and ground assaults despite opposition claims.
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Egypt Leaders Warn of Plots on Eve of Strike
Cairo reports say Egypt's ruling generals warned of conspiracies to topple the state as activists planned a general strike marking Mubarak's overthrow. Protesters gathered near the defense ministry demanding a civilian transfer of power amid criticism of military rule.
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Rio police strike highlights troubled force ahead of Carnival
A week before Carnival, Rio de Janeiro police strike underscores a force weakened by low pay fostering corruption extortion and deadly violence experts said. Authorities have begun wage increases and cultural reforms, but experts warn real change will take time.
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