Walker returns to Wisconsin Capitol after presidential bid ends
Governor Scott Walker resumes duties at the state Capitol spending most of Tuesday in briefings with executive staff. His spokeswoman says he will not appear publicly and will continue serving the remainder of his term after ending his White House bid following poor poll numbers and fundraising shortfalls.
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Questions linger in Bella Bond death case on Boston beach
The 2 year old Bella Bond was found dead in a plastic bag on Deer Island June 25. Her mother Rachelle Bond and Bond's boyfriend Michael McCarthy face murder and accessory charges amid questions about police reporting and child protection actions.
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Pope Francis Arrives in Washington for U S Visit
Pope Francis lands at Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland on his first U S trip. President Obama and family greet him as crowds cheer. He travels by Fiat to the Vatican mission and outlines a six day, three city schedule including a Congress address and UN speech.
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Former peanut exec given 28 years in salmonella case
Stewart Parnell, former owner of Peanut Corporation of America, is sentenced to 28 years in prison for a 2008 2009 salmonella outbreak that killed nine and sickened 714. He apologized in court as families urged a stiff sentence.
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Volkswagen faces profit warning amid emissions scandal turmoil
Volkswagen AG issued a profit warning and set aside about 7.3 billion dollars to cover fallout from the diesel emissions scandal. CEO Martin Winterkorn apologized for deceiving customers and pledged a fast investigation as shares fell for a second straight day.
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