Obama clinches Iran deal as Senate Dems avert GOP bid
President Obama wins a legacy-defining foreign policy victory as Senate Democrats secure 34 votes to uphold the Iran nuclear agreement. Maryland's Barbara Mikulski, retiring next year, backs the pact noting flaws but calls it the best option to block Iran from a nuclear bomb, while GOP opposition remains strong in both chambers. Netanyahu and AIPAC vow continued pressure against the deal amid regional concerns.
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Tensions rise at Budapest refugee camp amid hostilities and escape talks
In Budapest migrants trapped outside Keleti station confront hostility as police block trains to Austria and Germany. Ahmed Shamoun vows to walk 105 miles if needed while EU talks with Viktor Orban focus on defusing the standstill and Western-bound movement.
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Judge keeps charges, orders solo trials in Freddie Gray case
Baltimore Circuit Judge Barry Williams rejects defense motions to drop charges against six officers over Freddie Gray's death. Prosecutor Marilyn Mosby remains, with the judge noting her comments were troubling but not likely to prejudice jurors. Legal proceedings proceed with individual trials for the officers.
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Hunt widens hunt for three suspects in Illinois officer death
Authorities broadened a multi jurisdictional search for three suspects linked to the fatal shooting of Lt. Charles Gliniewicz in Fox Lake Illinois. After a 14 hour grid search investigators shifted to reviewing surveillance video and interviewing residents while expanding the perimeter beyond two square miles. The target trio described only as three men two white one black remains the sole description from the officer moments before the shooting.
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Obama makes first Arctic presidential visit in Kotzebue
In Kotzebue Alaska President Barack Obama crossed the Arctic Circle becoming the first sitting president to reach the Arctic. He told residents their climate challenges should wake the world and pledged stronger action on warming as he highlighted poverty isolation and reliance on community support in the Alaska Arctic.
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Biden tests waters in Florida for presidential bid hints
Vice President Joe Biden toured Florida to aid Senate Democrats and education goals amid speculation about a 2004 style presidential bid. At Miami Dade College he praised Obama policies and urged investment in two years of free community college, framing it as part of an economic renaissance.
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Judge clears way for 48 year old's gender reassignment
In Doylestown Pennsylvania a judge ruled the 48 year old transgender woman Christine Kitzler may proceed with gender reassignment surgery, denying her parents bid to appoint a guardian or require an independent medical exam. The operation was being scheduled after an injunction was temporarily blocked by her parents Klaus and Ingrid Kitzler.
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Logan seeks ordinance on marijuana penalties within city limits
The Logan ordinance proposes penalties for possession and cultivation of marijuana by amount. Possession under 200 grams carries a fourth degree misdemeanor with a $10 fine. 200 grams or more becomes a felony. Cultivation under 100 grams is a minor misdemeanor. 100 to under 200 grams is a fourth degree misdemeanor with a $10 fine. 200 grams or more is a felony. NORMLLOGAN aims to repeal marijuana prohibition locally. Janey Saving of The Logan Daily News reports.
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