Baltimore judge refuses to dismiss charges in Freddie Gray case
A Baltimore judge denied defense motions to drop charges against six police officers linked to Freddie Gray's death after a pretrial hearing. The judge kept the case intact despite claims of prosecutorial misconduct by Marilyn Mosby, noting her comments were troubling but unlikely to prejudice a jury.
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NC brothers awarded 750000 each for wrongful rape and murder case
Henry McCollum and Leon Brown received 750000 apiece after a judge vacated their 1983 murder convictions based on new DNA evidence. Brown attends hospital with PTSD while McCollum stays calm at the compensation hearing.
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Obama wins Iran deal as Senate Dems secure votes
Senate Democrats gathered enough votes led by Barbara Mikulski to uphold the Iran nuclear deal despite Republican and Israeli opposition. The agreement limits Iran’s program in exchange for sanctions relief, with Kerry urging lawmakers to back the pact and warn against unilateral reversal.
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Mosque bombing in Sanaa kills at least twenty
In Sanaa a bomber detonated inside a mosque during evening prayers and a car bomb exploded at the entrance. Officials say the toll could rise with many in ICU as hospitals treat wounded. IS-linked claims noted. UN condemns violence amid Yemen conflict with Houthis and pro-Hadi forces.
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China trains macaques to clear nests for parade flights
China says trained macaques will dismantle up to 60 nests daily around pilots grounds to prevent bird strikes during aircraft flyovers at the Beijing World War II parade. Falcons also used to deter birds, with 2 monkeys bought in April last year and 3 more later added to the team.
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