Rush Limbaugh inducted into Missouri Hall of Fame
Rush Limbaugh was inducted into the Hall of Famous Missourians in a secretive Capitol ceremony. Police guarded the Missouri House chamber as Limbaugh addressed about 100 Republicans, denouncing liberals and Democrats as deranged before unveiling his bronze bust.
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Paul ends presidential bid as supporters urged to campaign locally
Ron Paul, Texas congressman and GOP candidate favorite, says he will stop resource expenditure on primaries and asks libertarian supporters to stay active at local and state levels to impact the party and oppose Mitt Romney. He notes he delayed Romney’s nomination by influencing delegate selection and urges turnout in upcoming elections.
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Pakistan urges reopening of NATO supply route to Afghanistan
Pakistan signals border reopening to NATO for troop supplies after six months of closure in protest of U S airstrikes that killed 24 Pakistani troops. Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar stresses Pakistan may resume aid shipments and seeks a U S apology as Chicago conference shapes Afghan strategy.
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Obama Aims to Undercut Romney On Jobs Record
Obama launches new website ad and video attacking Mitt Romney as a job destroyer connected to Bain Capital. He cites Kansas City steel mill layoffs and pension cuts while Romney defends his job-creation record and campaigns. Biden campaigns in Ohio as surrogates escalate the debate.
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Mass murder near Monterrey tied to cartel feud
Authorities count 49 dead in Cadereyta near Monterrey after a brutal massacre likely tied to the Sinaloa Cartel and the Zetas. Victims include 43 men and 6 women found dumped on a highway to Reynosa. most identifications pending. No gunfire signs reported. six women allegedly not matched to missing relatives. The attack marks a fourth cartel massacre in a tense tit for tat amid expanding routes and territory.
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Greece braces for power-sharing talks amid post-election deadlock
Greece enter ninth day of talks as party leaders attend an emergency meeting in Athens to form a coalition or risk a fresh election. Markets fell amid fears of a eurozone crisis and possible bankruptcy if reforms stall and a euro exit looms. May 6 vote reflected widespread anger after years of austerity and rising unemployment.
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