California seeks Supreme Court reversal on violent game ban
California Attorney General Jerry Brown asks the U S Supreme Court to reinstate a 2005 law banning sales or rentals of violent video games to minors after the 9th Circuit struck it down as a free speech violation. Colleen Hauser and her 13 year old son Daniel are missing in Minnesota after doctors warned the boy needs chemotherapy for Hodgkin lymphoma.
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Senate blocks Guantanamo funds and plans to close facility
The Senate voted 90 to 6 to block transferring Guantanamo detainees to the United States and deny $80 million sought by Obama to close the facility. FBI Director Mueller testified that bringing detainees to U.S. soil carries risks even in maximum security steps. White House spokespeople said plans remain evolving as Obama prepares a detailed address.
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Iran tests missile able to hit Israel and bases
Iran test fired a missile capable of striking Israel and Western bases as President Ahmadinejad seeks reelection. The United States urged Tehran to choose stability or dialogue with Obama and warned of possible further sanctions if negotiations on the nuclear program stall.
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Car Bomb Killings Hit Shula District in Baghdad
Police and hospital officials report 34 dead and 72 wounded after a car bomb exploded near a restaurant in the Shula area of northwestern Baghdad. The blast underscores Sunni insurgents still able to strike despite security gains.
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Germany to Google Erase Street Images
A German data protection official said Google has not guaranteed deletion of raw panoramic map images after processing in the United States. Johannes Caspar of Hamburg’s data protection office called the omission highly problematic despite Google’s 13 page response to other requests.
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