Two Men Charged in Ohio Fraternity House Shooting
Two men in their 20s from Youngstown area were arrested and charged with aggravated murder shooting into a house and 11 counts of felonious assault after a weekend party shooting near Youngstown State University left one student dead and 11 injured. Police describe a dispute at the party before gunfire. The injured ranged in age from 17 to 31.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Youngstown State University
Jimmy Hughes
Hughes
Iran bans state TV from teaching foreign recipes
Iran's broadcasting authority bans Iranian channels from showing cooking programs that present foreign cuisine recipes. Deputy head Ali Darabi announced the ban during a visit to a state channel, amid a nationalistic push by the government.
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Tehran
Iran
Broadcasting Authority
Jamesamonline
State Broadcasting Company
Ali Darabi
Arab unrest challenges U S counterterrorism push
The unrest across Arab streets tests U S ties with Mideast security partners as officials scramble to sustain cooperation against al Qaida in Yemen and confront uncertain transitions in Egypt and Yemen, amid fears of Islamist gains and unilateral action risks.
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Mideast
U.S
al-Qaida
Yemen
Egypt
United States
Hosni Mubarak
Ali Abdullah Saleh
Muslim Brotherhood
Pakistan
Christopher Boucek
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Sana’a
al- Qaida
Arabian Peninsula
Boucek
Saleh
Egypt VP meets opposition offers sweeping concessions
Egypt's vice president Omar Suleiman met with opposition groups including the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood in Cairo and offered sweeping concessions such as press freedom and rolling back police powers. The protesters demanded Mubarak step down immediately, and youth leaders rejected any talks that did not include his ouster. Banks and schools reopened as the country showed tentative signs of easing paralysis.
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Cairo
Egypt
The
Muslim Brotherhood
Hosni Mubarak
Mubarak
Khaled Abdul-Hamid
Omar Suleiman
Iran opens trial of three Americans on spy charges
Two Americans Shane Bauer and Josh Fattal faced a five hour Tehran Revolution Court session after an 18 month detention. They pleaded not guilty with their lawyer Masoud Shafiei citing limited details due to Iranian law. The judge scheduled another session and Sarah Shourd attended remotely after being released in September.
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Iran
Washington
Gulf
Masoud Shafiei
Ent
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
Ahmadinejad
U.S
Bauer
Sarah Shourd
Shane Bauer
Josh Fattal
Tehran Revolutionary Court
Russian lawmaker flees to the United States
Russian lawmaker Ashot Egiazaryan has fled with his family to the United States claiming fear of assassination amid allegations that Russia’s wealthiest and most influential people swindled him in a real estate deal. He faces financial crime charges at home and weighs seeking asylum while warning that even in the U S he does not feel safe.
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United States
Russia
Ashot Egiazaryan
Vladimir Putin
Moscow
Egiazaryan
Kremlin
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