Nine Killed as Tour Bus Plunges From Oregon Highway
A charter bus carrying about 40 people left Interstate 84 near Pendleton around 10:30 a.m. on snow and ice, smashing through a guardrail and sliding down a steep embankment. Nine died and more than 20 were injured as rescue workers struggled in freezing conditions to reach survivors.
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Beauty queen to pay $5 million in defamation ruling
Former Miss Pennsylvania USA Sheena Monnin must pay the Miss USA pageant $5 million after an arbitrator ruled her allegations that finalists were preselected were false and caused the organization to lose a potential 2013 sponsor. She said she may appeal.
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Congress limits relatives lobbying in Congress still allow pay
A 2007 reform curbed direct lobbying by lawmakers spouses but not all relatives. Since then, 56 relatives have been paid to influence Congress, and over 500 firms spent more than 400 million on teams including relatives. The Post finds 36 cases of bills advancing via relatives or their committees.
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Subway death suspect ordered to undergo mental health evaluation
Erika Menendez, 31, charged with murder as a hate crime for pushing Sunanda Sen to his death before a New York subway train. She laughed in court as Judge Gia Morris ordered a psychiatric evaluation. Prosecutors say the act was motivated by anti Muslim and Hindu hatred dating to 2001.
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Chavez suffers new complications after cancer surgery
Vice President Nicolas Maduro said Chavez faces delicate health with new complications after December surgery in Cuba. Maduro described a respiratory infection amid the ongoing perilous condition and noted no details were released about the new issues. He spoke from Havana after meeting with Chavez and his medical team.
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Blood clot lands Clinton in hospital
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was admitted to New York Presbyterian Hospital after doctors found a blood clot connected to a concussion from mid December. Spokesman Philippe Reines said she is being treated with anticoagulants and will stay under observation for 48 hours.
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