Inmate Kills Guards Before Death in Israeli Prison
A U S born inmate Samuel Sheinbein shot three guards at Rimonim Prison central Israel during a transfer. He was fatally wounded by a SWAT response after the stand off. He was convicted of the 1997 Maryland killing of Alfredo Tello Jr. at age 17.
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Rice defends Benghazi remarks despite 2012 misstatements
President Obama's adviser Susan Rice said she was not 100 percent correct about Benghazi but that she did not mislead Americans. She defended her 2012 statements on Meet the Press and noted ongoing pursuit of those responsible, while McCain called the account "absolutely false."
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Venezuela Talks May Ease Protests Amid Maduro Capriles Meeting
A scheduled meeting between opposition leader Henrique Capriles and President Nicolas Maduro today could ease two weeks of anti-government protests that left eight dead. The talks follow unrest, arrests, and government messaging while both sides seek dialogue in Caracas.
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U.S. weighs 3000 troops in Afghanistan after 2014
Obama administration weighs leaving 3,000 troops in Kabul and at Bagram beyond 2014 while military advocates argue for 10,000. Hagel to brief NATO on decisions as Karzai delays signing the security pact delaying post 2014 presence and possible complete withdrawal.
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Oldest Holocaust survivor Alice Herz-Sommer dies in London
London notes the death of 110 year old pianist Alice Herz-Sommer once a Prague musician who survived Theresienstadt with her son Raphael. Born 1903 she emigrated to Israel and Britain. her life inspired the Oscar nominated film The Lady in Number 6.
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