Tsarnaev lawyers seek change of venue for trial
In Boston, federal public defender Judith Mizner urged the 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to move Dzhokhar Tsarnaevs murder trial out of Massachusetts. She cited saturation publicity and a jury pool highly connected to the case as evidence a fair trial could be impossible. The attacks killed three and injured over 260 near the marathon finish line. Tsarnaev faces possible death penalty if convicted.
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Former executive pleads guilty in fatal highway crash
Robert Dellinger, a former Fortune 500 executive from Sunapee NH, pleaded guilty to negligent homicide in the 2013 deaths of Amanda Murphy and Jason Timmons and to assault in the death of their fetus after driving a pickup across a median into oncoming traffic in North Haverhill NH. He expressed remorse in court.
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Debaltseve Falls Under Rebel Control as Cossacks Celebrate
Rebels parade through Debaltseve after Ukrainian withdrawal from the rail hub. AP reports fighters posing for photos while retreating vehicles show battle damage. A Cossack leader drives a captured vehicle as civilians wander debris strewn streets. A land mine kills one Cossack and wounds another, underscoring ongoing danger in the area.
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Signs of Tension Rise in ISIS Ranks Across Middle East
ISIS struggles to hold Syria heartland amid multi front war. U.S.-led airstrikes and ground fighting push the group onto the defensive in Syria for the first time since last year’s breakout. Kurdish forces and moderate rebels reclaim about 215 villages near Kobani as tensions rise among foreign fighters.
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Denmark pledges 130 million to boost counterterrorism
Denmark's government announced 130 million to strengthen anti terror measures, expanding foreign and domestic intelligence and monitoring Danes joining militant groups abroad. The plan follows attacks on a free speech event and a Copenhagen synagogue, leaving two dead and five wounded.
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