Wikileaks claims NSA eavesdropped on French presidents
WikiLeaks published documents alleging the U S National Security Agency spied on France s last three presidents. The release sparked French political uproar amid talks of strengthened surveillance powers and potential U S intelligence collaboration. An emergency defense council meeting was reported as aides noted the seriousness of the disclosures.
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Autopsy links high-energy injury to Freddie Gray death
Baltimore medical examiner reports a high-energy injury in Freddie Gray and cites officer procedural failures as the cause of death, labeling it a homicide. Six officers are indicted on charges including depraved-heart murder, with pleas of not guilty.
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Fresh evidence spurs NY woods search for escaped inmates
Hundreds of searchers comb heavy northern New York forests for inmates David Sweat and Richard Matt after leads from a hunting camp yielded DNA data. Gov Cuomo, Sheriff Mulverhill, and roadblocks near Owls Head and Mountain View guide door-to-door and grid searches across rugged terrain as teams probe ATV trails, logging roads, and railroad beds in an 18 day hunt.
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Obama faces major trade victory as Senate backs fast track
President Obama nears a major trade win as the Senate approves fast track negotiating authority 60 to 37, paving the way for a 12-nation Pacific Rim pact. Republicans push the agenda with limited Democratic help while opponents vow to challenge individual treaties ahead of final passage. Senate Leader Mitch McConnell hails the milestone.
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Local high marks lead to top score split
A fragment mentions high scores and a split in results at a local event, identifying 374 and 149 as notable tallies. Names and full context are unclear, but the items suggest a competition or measurement where one score stands out.
Tornado Toll Rises as Storms Hit East and Midwest
Severe weather ripped across the Midwest with at least four tornadoes and heavy damage, then shifted to the East Coast bringing tornado warnings and power outages. In Illinois a Woodhaven resort zone was decimated by a twister with winds 111 to 135 mph, and Coal City and nearby areas reported injuries and home damage. Police and emergency crews evacuated and assessed widespread destruction as states launched searches and restoration efforts while transport slowed with service suspensions.
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U S to ease stance on families paying ransom
The Obama administration plans to tell families of American hostages they may contact captors and even pay ransom without fear of prosecution as part of a hostage guideline review. No law change will be announced, but officials say the DOJ has never prosecuted such payments and will continue not to. The review also clarifies facilitation of communications with terrorists on behalf of families.
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