Greece voters weigh referendum amid high stakes campaign
In Athens a Greek farmer questions voting options as Greeks face a bailout referendum with banks closed and markets gliding into a fourth day. Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras pushes to reject austerity, while IMF forecasts of extra eurozone funds intensify pressure on the government.
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Greece
Costas Christoforidis
Europe
International Monetary Fund
Alexis Tsipras
Germany Greece debt relief echoes in postwar lessons
The article links Greece’s debt relief discussion to West Germany’s 1953 forgiveness deal that helped spur the economic miracle, while noting Germany resists further relief now. It cites IMF support and reflects on ongoing questions about debt relief’s impact on recovery and future growth.
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International Monetary Fund
Greece
Germany
Federal Republic of
West Germany
Sinai airstrikes renew in wake of militant assault
Egyptian warplanes conducted new air strikes as troops moved house to house in northern Sinai. The clashes followed a deadly coordinated militant attack near Rafah and a raid in Cairo that killed nine Muslim Brotherhood members, with President Sisi pushing for stricter anti extremism laws.
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Egypt
Mohammed Morsi
Sinai
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Gaza Strip
Sheikh Zuweid
Reelz picks up Miss USA pageant after NBC exit
Reelz CEO Stan Hubbard announced the Miss USA pageant has been acquired after NBC dropped it over co owner Donald Trump. Hubbard emphasized contestants and Baton Rouge as factors and said Trump will not profit from the telecast.
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Reelz
Donald Trump
Los Angeles
Reelz Channel
Stan E. Hubbard
Hubbard
Ile Reelz
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Trump
Hazardous rail spill prompts Tennessee evacuation crisis
A CSX train carrying acrylonitrile derailed and ignited in Blount County Tennessee triggering evacuations for about 5000 residents and several businesses. Firefighters cooled adjacent cars while assessing contamination and providing bottled water. Thirty hospitalizations included 52 treated with respiratory issues and nausea. no deaths reported. Federal and local agencies planned air water and soil testing while residents were advised not to drink well water.
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Tenn
CSX
Tennessee
Blount County
Ed Mitchell
Mitchell
Denso Manufacturing
Kermit Easterling
Craig Camuso
Kevin Eichinger
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EPA
Church blaze in S C ruled natural cause not arson
Investigators said Mount Zion AME Church in Greeleyville suffered a blaze caused by lightning or other natural factors, with no evidence of criminal intent. SLED cited scene analysis debris and a lightning report, noting broader questions about church fires remain.
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S.C
South Carolina
Mount Zion African Methodist Episcopal Church
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SLED
Thom Berry
Pe Ct Pokincy Ati
United States
Justice Department
Melanie Newman
South
Bill Clinton
John Taylor
Mount Zion
Jesse Parker
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