Deliberations in Drew Peterson murder trial begin
In Joliet Illinois prosecutors and defense clash over evidence in the Drew Peterson case. Jurors are to deliberate after closing arguments as prosecutors say Peterson killed his third wife Kathleen Savio to avoid divorce financial fallout.
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Insider book blasts Komen and Planned Parenthood clash
Former Komen VP Karen Handel depicts the 2011 grant pause to Planned Parenthood as a misstep and portrays Planned Parenthood as aggressively linked to liberal politics. Handel criticizes Komen leadership as indecisive and naive, saying the retreat was a terrible mistake.
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More than 100000 Syrians flee in August amid civil war
The U N refugee agency reported that over 100000 Syrians fled in August the highest monthly total since the 2011 crisis beginning in March 2011. The tally brings refugees in neighboring countries to about 234368 over 17 months with activists noting August death toll near 5000. Officials warn the real number may exceed 200000 due to unregistered refugees. Assad invites humanitarian aid if neutral and independent as ICRC meets officials in Damascus.
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Saudi donors pledge 6.4 billion for Yemen relief
An international donors conference in Riyadh announced a 6.4 billion dollar aid package for Yemen. Saudi Arabia contributes 3.25 billion including a 1 billion loan to Yemen’s Central Bank, with the U.S., Britain and World Bank among others. Yemen seeks at least 11 billion in aid amid ongoing violence, political instability, and a weak security situation.
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Colombia and FARC peace talks near landmark accord
Colombia and FARC move toward a final peace pact after six months of talks in Cuba brokered by Cuba and Norway. President Santos calls the deal a road map to peace though it does not include a cease-fire and stops short of guaranteeing a safe haven for the rebels.
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