Judge Allows suit over missing heart from Greek autopsy
A federal judge in Philadelphia allows negligence claims against the United States by the family of Marine Sgt. Brian LaLoup whose body returned from Greece without its heart after an Athens autopsy. Immune from suit are Greek officials and the Athens hospital. The August 2012 death followed an incident at the U S embassy in Athens.
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Israel says Hamas to pay price for rejecting truce plan
Gaza toll rises as Israel resumes heavy bombardment and Hamas rejects the Egyptian truce proposal. More than 194 killed and 1,400+ wounded in five years of fighting. rockets strike Tel Aviv as Netanyahu vows a stronger response after Hamas defies mediation efforts. An Israeli civilian dies delivering food to soldiers.
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Blamed car bombing in Urgun district tragic toll rises
A car bomb exploded near a busy market and a mosque in Urgun, Paktika, injuring 40 and killing at least 89 in eastern Afghanistan. The attack, described as brutal by local officials, destroyed shops and vehicles as civilians were urged to safety. No group claimed responsibility. the Taliban denied involvement.
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Derailment at Moscow Metro Station Park Pobedy
A subway train derailed deep below Moscow during morning rush hour near Park Pobedy station 275 feet underground. At least 21 people were killed and 136 hospitalized as officials ruled out terrorism and rescue efforts faced extreme difficulty in the depths of the system.
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Iraqi Parliament elects Sunni Salim al Jubouri as speaker
Iraqi lawmakers ended two weeks of deadlock by electing Sunni Salim al Jubouri as speaker with 194 votes in the 328-seat parliament. Sharooq al Abayachi received 19 votes and 60 abstained as leaders push for a broader deal on prime minister amid security battles with militants.
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