UN Syria talks end with no progress in Geneva
At Geneva the second round of Syrian peace talks closed with no agenda agreed and no breakthrough. UN mediator Lakhdar Brahimi apologized to Syrians, noting little progress and signaling a possible third session, while Assad’s future remained off the table and fighting continued on the ground.
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U S and China pledge climate change cooperation
Secretary of State Kerry announced a pledge by the United States and China to intensify joint efforts ahead of a 2015 U N climate summit. The two nations said they would share post 2020 plans, devote resources to concrete results, and seek a common platform to bridge divides with developing countries.
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Dunn convicted on four counts in loud music shooting case
Florida man Michael Dunn was found guilty on four of five charges in the 2012 Jacksonville shooting that killed 17 year old Jordan Davis during a dispute over loud music. The jury could not reach a verdict on first degree murder, and sentencing could total up to 75 years.
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