Second Scott brother arrested in New Orleans parade shooting
Police and US marshals arrested Akein Scott 19 and Shawn Scott 24 in connection with a shooting spree that wounded 20 people. Each faces 20 counts of attempted second degree murder. Akein posted bond set at 10 million. Shawn held on unrelated charges. New Orleans officials vow to continue enforcement to stop violence.
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Mother chases abductor after 4 year old abducted in Albuquerque
A mother pursued a kidnapping suspect for about seven miles, ramming his car near an intersection in Albuquerque after teenagers warned her daughter was being abducted. The girl was later found unharmed as police searched for a person of interest identified as Davi Heran-2.
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US and Turkey present united front on Syria at White House
President Obama and Turkish Prime Minister Erdogan touted unity on Syria after talks at the White House. They avoided detailing new actions while urging Assad to leave and stressing that any future steps would be multilateral, not unilateral.
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House advances student loan fix amid Democratic opposition
The House Education and the Workforce Committee moves a bill tying loan rates to financial markets. Democrats warn of rising long term costs and label it bait and switch, while Republicans doubt future rate projections. If Congress fails, new subsidized Stafford loans could jump to 6.8 percent on July 1.
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Cyclone Mahasen dissipates after threatening Bangladesh
Cyclone Mahasen weakened to a tropical storm and dissipated over Bangladesh, sparing Myanmar largely. At least 45 deaths were reported across Bangladesh, Myanmar and Sri Lanka as authorities evacuated about 1 million coastal residents and warned of possible life threatening conditions for 8.2 million. Officials noted low tide and timing limited damage while coastal regions escaped major tidal surges.
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Venezuela stalls as toilet paper runs dry provincewide
In Caracas, reports say basic goods are scarce as toilet paper disappears amid shortages of milk silk coffee and cornmeal. The government blames opponents and plans to import millions of rolls to ease the gap. A shopper says she has waited two weeks for restock and found none in her visit.
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