Zimmerman arrested again in Apopka Florida
George Zimmerman was arrested Monday afternoon in Apopka after deputies answered a disturbance call. He is to be transported to jail, with charges not yet disclosed. This marks another legal trouble after his Trayvon Martin acquittal and a prior September domestic dispute with his estranged wife.
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Maven launches to Mars to study ancient climate mystery
NASA's Maven probe lifts off from Cape Canaveral on a 440 million mile journey to Mars, aiming to uncover how the planet's early warm wet era gave way to a cold dry climate. Maven will spend a year analyzing gases in the upper atmosphere, targeting the 2014 arrival and marking NASA's 21st Mars mission, first focused on atmospheric loss.
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Philippines Typhoon Aid Scrutiny Spurs Calls for Transparency
In Tacloban and across the Philippines, corruption worries rise as Haiyan relief pours in. A Filipino migrant paper urged donors to ensure funds reach survivors, while authorities launched the Foreign Aid Transparency Hub to track foreign assistance. over 270 million dollars in aid has been pledged to aid displaced, food, shelter, and water needs.
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Toronto council moves to strip mayor Ford of powers
City Council plans a measure endorsed by a majority to strip Rob Ford of the office budget staff and most powers, leaving him as mayor in name only. Ford calls it a coup d etat and vows to fight in court and seek re election next year. councilor Minnan Wong cites Ford's conduct and crack cocaine ties as motives for action.
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Massacre tale ties Nazi survivor to Polish village attack
International Berlin AP report cites testimony that 94-year-old Michael Karko ordered a Nazi unit to raze the Polish village Chlaniow in 1944, killing dozens of women and children. German prosecutors may pursue murder charges. family had claimed he was not present. Separate Vatican item notes exhibit of relics of Peter and ongoing debate over authenticity amid Year of Faith events.
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