Grounding of firefighting C 130 after deadly crash in South Dakota
A North Carolina Air National Guard C 130 crashed while dropping fire retardant near the Black Hills. One crew member Lt Col Paul Mikeal of Mooresville NC is confirmed dead, several others seriously injured, seven other firefighting planes ordered grounded, as fire season rages in the West.
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East Coast power outages extend through the week
North Carolina to New Jersey about 2 million residents face prolonged outages after a severe summer storm. Crews from Quebec and Oklahoma rush to reach downed lines as toppled trees delay repairs and heat worsens conditions for the elderly and sick.
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Navy to resume sinking old ships in U S waters
The U S Navy will again use old warships for target practice in coastal waters after a near two year moratorium. Three vessels Kilauea Niagara Falls and Concord will be sunk off Hawaii during RIMPAC exercises, restarting Sinkex for the first time since 2010. Environmental groups sue EPA over toxic pollutants and advocate ship recycling while the suit continues in San Francisco federal court.
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Iranians targeted Israeli and U S interests in Kenya plot
Two Iranians linked to Iran's IRGC Quds Force led authorities to 33 pounds of RDX after their arrest in Nairobi. Officials say the planned attacks targeted Israeli, U S, British or Saudi sites in Kenya, part of a wider Iran-linked terror pattern with prior plots in the U S, Thailand, Azerbaijan and India.
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Morsi waves at Cairo University inaugural address
Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi waves to guests after delivering an inaugural address at Cairo University in Cairo Egypt as part of the ceremony and state events.
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Egypt's Morsi claims mantle of the revolution in Cairo
In Tahrir Square President Mohammed Morsi told cheering crowds he represents Egypt's uprising as he rejects the palace and presents himself as a plain speaker. He rose to power after a narrow runoff win and faces critics who say the Muslim Brotherhood hijacked the movement and abandoned demonstrators during clashes after Mubarak's ouster.
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Pena Nieto leads Mexico’s tight presidential race amid PRI challenges
Enrique Pena Nieto of the PRI struggles with past party power, a weak mandate and a fractious rival. The PRI may win about 38 percent of the vote and lose seats in Congress while Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador refuses to concede. Obama phoned Pena Nieto to offer congratulations and urge shared goals on democracy, prosperity and security.
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