Father links dispute to La. murder spree and self harm
Dennis Carter Sr. killed his wife, son, and a 2-year-old grandson before shooting himself as police closed in about 20 minutes later in Holden Louisiana. Amber Carter, six months pregnant, survived and remained in intensive care after delivering a healthy boy named Aubrey. Authorities noted a history of domestic violence and a restraining order against Carter.
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Livingston Parish
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New Orleans
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Williamson
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One dead in Mississippi private prisoner van crash
A private prisoner transport van carrying three guards and nine inmates crashed off Interstate 59 near Hattiesburg Mississippi. The driver died at the scene and one guard plus two inmates were in critical condition as all 12 occupants were extracted from the wreckage. The vehicle was en route from Texas and Louisiana to East Coast detention centers.
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Texas
Louisiana
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Associated Press
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Bay Bridge reopening in limbo for today
San Francisco officials urged drivers to plan alternate routes as the Bay Bridge faces an uncertain 5 am reopening. Repair crews work on a crack in the span, an effort described as a monumental challenge by Caltrans spokesman Bart Ney.
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San Francisco
San Francisco- Oakland Bay Bridge
California Department of Transportation
Bart Ney
Deadly arson fire looms as more smoke expected
In the Angeles National Forest near the San Gabriel Mountains firefighters burn back brush to contain the arson fire on its thirteenth day. The blaze is 56 percent contained, has charred 157000 acres, and destroyed 78 homes and two commercial buildings while crews monitor weather for containment.
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Angeles National Forest
Forest Service
Nathan Judy
Pasadena
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Sudan judge spares flogging for trousers wearing journalist
Lubna Hussein, tried in Khartoum for public indecency over wearing trousers, is fined 200 but not flogged. She and 12 others were arrested July 3. Amnesty International urged withdrawal of charges and repeal of the law.
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Hussein
Associated Press
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Al-Sayed
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U.N. watchdog cites stalemate in Iran nuclear talks
U.N. watchdog chief Mohamed El Baradei calls the negotiations with Iran a stalemate as Tehran resists halting uranium enrichment. Iran says its program is peaceful and ready to discuss global concerns, while the U.S. and allies threaten harsher sanctions if enrichment continues.
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Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
Ahmadinejad
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Syria
Mohamed el Baradei
Islamic Republic
United States
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U.N. Security Council
Barack Obama
Chavez Seals Venezuelan Fuel Deal With Iran
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez announced a pact to export 20 000 barrels a day of gasoline to Iran, bolstering Tehran against possible Western fuel sanctions amid Tehran's nuclear standoff. The agreement was signed during Chavez's visit as both nations vow closer ties and joint resistance to Western policy.
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Iran
Hugo Chavez
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Chavez
U.S. Storms Afghan Hospital Allegation Raises Tensions
A Swedish charity accuses American troops of storming a central Afghanistan hospital, breaking doors and detaining staff during a search for militants. The U.S. military says it is investigating the incident amid broader civilian deaths from recent airstrikes and post election unrest.
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