Police video fuels anger over Bridgeton shooting death
A video showing Bridgeton New Jersey police confronting Jerome Reid before his fatal Dec 30 shooting raises questions about lawful use of force as Reid raised his hands. Attorneys for Reid's wife say the footage questions officers actions and legality amid national protests over police conduct.
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Market in Review Stocks of Local Interest Ytd
Local stocks end term with mixed gains and losses across key exchanges. Utilities and industrials led movements while financials lagged, with notable activity in regional inventories and demand indicators guiding investor sentiment.
Abortion Bill Passes House Amid Mass Protests
The House narrowly approved a measure to bar federal funding for most abortion coverage and block Obamacare related tax credits, amid large March for Life protests. A White House veto is likely and Senate fate uncertain, as Obama defended the 1973 ruling. Speaker Boehner praised the vote while acknowledging GOP disagreements.
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US and Cuba warm ties as talks continue in Havana
A high level US delegation and Cuban officials press to remove barriers to normal relations. Washington seeks removal from the terrorism sponsors list and unfettered access to a future embassy while Cuba seeks end to migration rules and a shift from wet foot dry foot policy remains in place with interdiction for illegal entrants.
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Japan seeks hostage release as IS deadline looms
Japan press secretary says Tokyo is pursuing all channels to free two hostages, Kenji Goto and Haruna Yukawa, after Islamic State threatens to kill them within 72 hours unless $200 million is paid. No contact from IS has been received since the video release.
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Two German men arrested over Islamic State ties
German prosecutors say two men aged 26 and 27 were arrested in North Rhine Westphalia on suspicion of membership in the Islamic State group after traveling to Syria in 2013 and 2014 and providing logistical support. A separate Kassel raid targeted three German nationals, ages 19 to 23, for possible support or attack plans. no arrest warrants issued yet.
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