Greece seeks three year rescue as deadline looms
Greece asks European partners for a new three year rescue as it races to present a reform plan. Banking closures extend into next week amid creditor rifts over debt relief, with Germany and the IMF split on relief terms. The government pledges rapid tax and pension reforms in exchange for loans from the European Stability Mechanism.
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Boko Haram Offers Swap for Chibok Girls in Boko Haram Talks
Nigerian activist says Boko Haram proposes freeing over 200 Chibok schoolgirls in exchange for 16 detained militants. The offer echoes last year’s proposal tied to 219 students and 16 detainees, as violence rises amid renewed negotiation efforts with the government.
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United Airlines suffers second huge grounding in two months
United Airlines faced hundreds of flight delays after a router related internal tech issue disrupted network connectivity across several applications. White House briefing noted no indication of malicious activity and officials linked the problem to an internal glitch.
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NYSE halts trading on technical glitch for hours
New York Stock Exchange suspended activity for about half a day after a configuration issue disrupted trades at midmorning. Markets fell amid global concerns including China’s slump and Greece’s creditor talks. NYSE reopened at 3:10 pm with Nasdaq and others handling orders.
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San Francisco Shooting Tolds Immigration History of Suspect Lopez Sanchez
Juan Francisco Lopez Sanchez, previously deported five times since 1994, faces murder charges for the killing of Kathryn Steinle at a San Francisco pier. The case highlights sanctuary city policies and border enforcement debates as Sanchez was released from custody despite ICE detainer requests. The gun used in the slaying was reported stolen from a BLM ranger.
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