Breivik Likely Not Legally Insane, Panel Says
Oslo Norway July 22 attacks were carefully planned and executed making a delusional madness defense unlikely. Dr Tarjei Rygnestad of the Norwegian Board of Forensic Medicine notes Breivik appeared in control of his actions, affecting criminal liability and potential prison versus psychiatric confinement.
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Oslo
Norway
Associated Press
Anders Behring Breivik
Tarjei Rygnestad
Norwegian Board of Forensic Medicine
Divers search pond for missing 11 year old girl
Divers from the State Fish and Game Department comb Back Pond near Stewartstown in northern New Hampshire for Celina Cass a fifth grader who has been missing since Monday night. Senior Assistant Attorney General Jane Young notes the pond is close to Celina’s home as teams continue the search.
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Stewaritstown
N.H
New Hampshire
State Fish and Game Department
Celina Cass
Jane Young
Celina
Stewartstown
Verdict looming in Iran for two American detainees
The court will announce its verdict within a week for Shane Bauer and Josh Fattal held at Evin Prison since their arrest near the Iraq border two years ago. The case heightens U S Iran tensions over issues including Tehran's nuclear program. Meanwhile Tropical Storm Eugene drifts in the Pacific far from Mexico with winds up to 45 mph and no land impact expected.
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Tehran
Iran
Shane Bauer
Josh Fattal
Evin
Iraq
United States
Miami
Eugene
Pacific Ocean
Mexico
U.S
National Hurricane Center
Acapulco
Attacks in Northwest China Leave 18 Dead
A Xinjiang city reports six more civilian deaths and five terrorists killed by police after weekend violence. The region, troubled since 2009 clashes in Urumqi, remains tense as authorities pursue suspects amid ongoing unrest.
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China
Beijing
Xinjiang
Urumai
Fatal blast at Afghan police HQ gates kills 11
A suicide bombing at the main gate of Lashkar Gah police headquarters in Helmand province killed 11 and wounded several others. Five international service members were fatally hurt in separate Sunday violence as Taliban-linked attacks hit Kandahar Uruzgan and Lashkar Gah, raising security concerns despite Afghan forces nearby.
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APA
Lashkar Gah
Helmand
Afghanistan
Kandahar
Uruzgan
U.S
Toll in Afghan attack rises with police and child deaths
The blast at the gate of a police compound in Helmand killed 10 police officers and a child and wounded at least 12 others. Taliban claimed responsibility while Afghan authorities note the site’s vehicle was set ablaze before the explosion.
Famine refugees fear rape as Kenyan camp stalls aid
Somali women at Dadaab fear nightly assaults while Kenya delays opening the Ifo 2 extension. The camp, housing about 440 000 refugees, sits near new facilities unused as donors spent 16 million to add 40 000 beds. Violence against women escalates amid overcrowding and security concerns.
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Dadaab
Kenya
Barwago Mohamud
Somalia
Mohamud
U.N
Horn of Africa
United States
European Union
Syrians Face Fierce Assault as Security Forces Target Cities
Beirut reports say Syrian security forces backed by tanks and snipers attacked defiant cities killing at least 70 people. Death tolls varied and hospitals in Hama were overwhelmed as demonstrations continue ahead of Ramadan. President Obama called the violence horrifying and urged action.
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Beirut
Hama
Barack Obama
Bashar Assad
Rebels unmask secret pro Gadhafi group in eastern Libya
Libyan rebels say they hunted down and clashed with Gadhafi loyalists posing as rebels in their eastern stronghold. Four fighters from each side died. The revelation follows the assassination of military chief Abdel-Fattah Younis and raises questions about loyalty within rebel ranks.
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Libya
Muammar Gadhafi
Abdel-Fattah Younis
Gadhafi
Younis
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Gaddafi
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