Pentagon seeks law changes to curb court martial power
Defense Secretary Hagel urged Congress to revoke senior commanders' authority to modify jury verdicts in major crimes such as murder and sexual assault while keeping power to alter sentences. A Europe-based case earlier sparked the review, prompting a call for written explanations of any sentence reduction in minor cases.
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Damascus blast kills at least 15 in Sabaa Bahrat district
A car bomb in Damascus main business district near a school, Central Bank, and Finance Ministry killed at least 15 and wounded 53. State TV showed flames and damaged buildings. Residents called it the capital’s largest blast in two years as UN teams prepared to investigate. No claim of responsibility. both sides blamed each other.
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NKorea suspends Kaesong project amid crisis threats
North Korea halted its remaining Kaesong industrial park activities amid rising tensions with the United States and South Korea. Analysts warn of possible provocations such as a nuclear test or missile launch, heightening peninsula risk since the Korean War ended in 1953. Environmentalists urge delaying Keystone XL approval, citing Arkansas spill and Canada-to-Nebraska route. Kerry seeks to restart talks, stressing urgency. Navy to test laser weapon on ship to counter drones, promising cost effective energy use.
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Annette Funicello Dies at 70 Former Mouseketeer Star
Beloved Disney figure Annette Funicello died at 70 from complications of multiple sclerosis. The Bakersfield hospital announced her passing, noting a coma reported to Extra. Her family remembers her as a Disney legend who lit up a generation with the Mickey Mouse Club and Beach Party films.
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Thatcher the Iron Lady of Britain and her era
Margaret Thatcher led the United Kingdom from 1979 to 1990, the longest continuous term since the 19th century. She reformed economy privatizing industries, battled unions, and forged a close alliance with Ronald Reagan while shaping global Cold War dynamics. Her death drew tributes from leaders and mourners, and Parliament planned a ceremonial funeral at St Paul’s Cathedral.
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