Bomb attack near Benghazi leaves 13 soldiers dead
A self detonated truck bomb at an army checkpoint near Barsis about 30 miles from Benghazi killed 13 soldiers and wounded three, in Libya's escalating violence as clashes with Ansar al Sharia continue.
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Obamacare meltdown warning tempers Senate odds
Senator Joe Manchin warned that Obamacare could face a meltdown if costs rise and coverage worsens, risking Democratic control of the Senate next year. He urged a transition year and delayed penalties, while White House efforts focus on stabilizing HealthCare.gov after an October rollout.
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Syrian helicopters bomb Aleppo kill 42 and children
Syrian army helicopter raids in Aleppo killed at least 42 people, including six children, with the deadliest strikes hitting Hanano district. Observers cite barrel bombs used on civilians as HRW calls them illegal, amid ongoing fighting in Aleppo as government forces push rebels from southeastern towns.
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Rice outlines triggers to reimpose Iran sanctions
In an interview on 60 Minutes Susan Rice said the United States and allies will pursue automatic triggers to reimpose sanctions on Iran if it breaches a final nuclear deal. She noted a UN Security Council resolution could include such mechanisms and emphasized verification before any relief is extended.
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Egyptian activists jailed for protests under new law
Cairo three prominent activists Ahmed Maher Mohammed Adel and Ahmed Douma were sentenced to three years in prison and fined 50 000 pounds each for demonstrating against a protest law that restricts street protests The court also charged them with assaulting police officers The verdicts seen as a crackdown on dissent follow the 2011 uprising against Hosni Mubarak and come amid a broader government push against the Muslim Brotherhood and secular activists The activists may appeal under the legal system
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