Navy Cross for Marine hero who saved fellow troops
Lance Cpl. Donald Hogan of San Clemente, killed in Afghanistan in 2009, was awarded the Navy Cross by Navy Secretary Ray Mabus. Hogan, who died after sacrificing himself to shield a teammate from a roadside bomb, will have a Camp Pendleton barracks named in his honor. He volunteered to search for explosives and warned his squad as the blast struck.
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NYC killer pleads guilty to final subway slashing
Maksim Gelman admitted attempted murder in Manhattan ending his 28 hour rampage. He faces 25 years for the slashing plus a separate 100 year sentence for his prior killings and crimes to be served in Brooklyn. Lozito was injured on a February subway attack during the spree.
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Mubarak trial exposes Egypt’s deep political rifts
In Cairo the Mubarak trial unfolds with unequal scenes as his sons and co defendants arrive in designer attire while security officials are treated with deference. Activists see the case reinforcing an ongoing authoritarian legacy nearly a year after the uprising amid clashes between revolution supporters and opponents.
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Haiti crash on Route Delmas kills 23 on busy street
Haiti Civil Protection official Nadia Lochard says 23 people died when a truck with failed brakes crashed on Route Delmas in Port au Prince. The driver lost control, hit a small bus, and surged onto the sidewalk as 67 were injured and taken to area hospitals. President Martelly visited the site near the national television headquarters after the incident occurred before midnight Monday.
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Sunni backed ministers suspended as Iraq crisis deepens
Iraq’s Shiite led cabinet suspended the nine Sunni Iraqiya ministers for boycott and denied their decisions. The move raises fears of civil conflict after U.S. forces left, while Iraqiya may return if they end the boycott. Maysoun Damluji accuses Maliki of sidelining Sunni allies.
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