More violent weather ahead for damaged communities
In Harrisburg Illinois residents clear wreckage after tornadoes killed 13 in the Midwest and South. Forecasters warn another rounds of violent storms may hit by Friday with hail rain and possible new tornadoes threatening already damaged towns.
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Midwest
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Darrell Osman
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Utah Leap Day trio birth ties rare record
In Provo Utah Jade Estes born Feb 29 2016 marks the third consecutive Leap Day birth for the Estes family joining Remington born Feb 29 2008. Doctors induced labor five days overdue and the family notes the rarity of the date as they recall the prior triple Leap Day case in Norway 1960.
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Salt Lake City
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North Korea to Attend U S Security Forum Amid Food Aid Deal
Ri Yong Ho plans to attend a Syracuse University security conference as part of a broader accord to provide 240 000 metric tons of U S food aid in exchange for Pyongyang suspending uranium enrichment and agreeing to talks on six nation disarmament for aid. The move signals cautious warming of U S North Korea relations amid verification challenges and South Korea tensions.
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South Korea
United States
U.S
Ri Yong Ho
Syracuse University
North Korea
Kim Jong II
Pyongyang
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Pacific
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Robert Willard
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Two U S Troops Killed by Afghan Partners Near Kabul
In Afghanistan two U S troops were shot dead by Afghan soldiers and an accomplice amid rising insider attacks. The killings follow a February incident at a U S base linked to widespread anti-American sentiment and threaten the coalition exit plan.
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Kabul
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Rebels withdraw from Baba Amr amid siege in Homs
After a monthlong siege the Syrian rebels pull back from Baba Amr citing dwindling weapons and dire humanitarian needs. The Red Cross gains permission to enter with aid and evacuation, as the opposition forms a military bureau to organize armed resistance.
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Homs
Bashar Assad
International Committee of the Red Cross
Baba Amr
Red Cross
Syrian Arab Red Crescent
ICRC
Hicham Hassan
Associated Press
Geneva
Syria
Syrian National Council
Seven Americans Leave Egypt Amid Diplomatic Tensions
Seven Americans on trial for allegedly fomenting unrest departed Egypt after the U.S. posted nearly 5 million dollars in bail. The exit eased a two month diplomatic crisis while Washington weighs future aid to Egypt. State Department while not confirming aid decisions noted the court case remains unresolved.
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Egypt
U.S
Washington
State Department
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Hillary Clinton
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