NASA Dawn enters orbit around dwarf planet Ceres
After an eight year journey NASA spacecraft Dawn flawlessly orbits Ceres marking the first visit to a dwarf planet. The 473 million dollar mission by NASA's JPL will study the icy surface for about 16 months, following a transit from Vesta through the asteroid belt.
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Taser reviews rise as police chiefs tied to company
Salt Lake City and Fort Worth police chiefs face ethics review after AP findings on ties to Taser International. The Texas Police Chiefs Association will also examine relationships amid concerns of policy gaps and public funds.
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Jobs rise, unemployment falls to 5.5 percent in February
U.S. payrolls surge by 295,000 as employment climbs for the 12th straight month above 200,000. Unemployment dips to 5.5 percent mainly due to people leaving the labor force. wages edge up 3 cents to $24.78 hourly, 2 percent over 12 months. Strong hiring boosts spending but inflation remains a constraint. Analysts foresee 3 percent growth this year and potential Fed rate hikes as early as June.
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Ferguson leaders plan police reform talks with Justice Dept
Ferguson city officials will meet with Justice Department officials in about two weeks to present a plan for policing reforms following a federal report. Mayor James Knowles III said the goal is to work out an agreement, with a meeting date to be set. He noted the report cited racial profiling and profit driven enforcement, and said reforms will target systemic issues without hastily removing leaders.
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Three Cairo men killed by police in one day
Three men were shot or beaten to death by police in Cairo in two districts on February 1. A minibus driver died as he fled police seeking his license, a 19 year old hospital patient was shot seven times after taunting a guard, and a man was beaten to death in a police station. Amnesty International cites 121 police station deaths since 2014 and warns of widespread abuses with little accountability.
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Nimrud ruins blasted as ISIS attacks Iraqi heritage
Iraq faces global outrage after Islamic State militants destroyed Nimrud, an ancient 3,000 year old city. Grand Ayatollah Ali al Sistani condemned the act as barbarism, while UNESCO likened the destruction to a war crime and warned of further danger to sites such as Hatra. Iraqi authorities assess the damage as militants hold the area.
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