Gunman opens fire at Reno medical building
A gunman killed one person and injured two others before dying from an apparent self inflicted wound in a medical building near Renown Regional Medical Center in Reno. Police said the trio were found on the buildings third floor during a room to room sweep.
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Ivy League hoax bomb report leads to student charge
Eldo Kim, a Boston University student at Harvard, is charged with making a false bomb threat to four campus buildings to avoid a final exam. He faces up to five years in prison, three years supervised release, and a $250,000 fine in federal court in Boston.
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RussiaUkraine bailout deal prompts Kiev protests in streets
Russia agreed a 15 billion dollar bailout for Ukraine and cut gas export prices as Moscow solidifies influence over Kiev. Protests erupted in Independence Square as demonstrators accused President Yanukovich of selling Ukraine to Moscow, while EU and US officials urged broader talks and warned against forced alignment.
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South Sudan Turmoil Sees Up to 500 Dead in Clashes
The United Nations cites local sources reporting 400 to 500 dead and up to 800 wounded in South Sudan amid fighting in Juba. The government says 10 politicians have been arrested in connection with a failed coup as violence continues and international actors urge evacuation.
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Ex Microsoft executive to oversee HealthCare.gov overhaul
Kurt DelBene, former head of Microsoft Office, is tapped to lead HealthCare.gov improvements replacing Jeffrey Zients. He starts immediately and will oversee the site through the 2014 enrollment deadline of March 31, returning his salary to the Treasury.
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Six U.S. soldiers die in southern Afghanistan helicopter crash
Six American service members were killed when a helicopter crashed in Zabul province on Tuesday, NATO said. One survivor was injured. The Taliban claimed involvement, though initial reports cited no enemy fire. The Pentagon noted roughly 67,000 NATO troops in Afghanistan, with about 43,000 U.S. personnel.
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