Pistorius brother faces charge in 2008 road death
Carl Pistorius is charged with unlawful, negligent killing in a 2008 traffic death that claimed a motorcyclist's life. The culpable homicide charge was dropped and reinstated as the case advances in court.
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U S tries to salvage Syrian opposition talks in Rome
Kerry plans to attend a conference in Rome as U S envoy Robert Ford travels to Cairo to urge unity among the Syrian Opposition Council members. The gathering aims to secure donor support and new aid while avoiding infighting that plagued the council.
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Benedict XVI bows out with final Sunday blessing
Pope Benedict XVI delivered his last Sunday blessing from St. Peter's Square to an estimated 100,000 cheering faithful. He said his waning energy suits a life of private prayer in a monastery, while stressing he will continue serving the church in a different way. His resignation, announced Feb 11, makes him the first pope to quit in 600 years.
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Affleck's Argo wins best picture at Oscar ceremony
The 85th Academy Awards in Los Angeles crown Argo as best picture while Life of Pi collects four trophies led by Ang Lee for directing. Daniel Day-Lewis earns best actor for Lincoln and Jennifer Lawrence best actress for Silver Linings Playbook. Christoph Waltz and Anne Hathaway also win notable acting prizes.
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Colorado snowstorm slows air traffic and dumps heavy snow
A wind driven blizzard blanketed eastern Colorado causing about 200 flight cancellations at Denver International Airport and delays up to two hours. Regions near Denver saw up to a foot of snow, with the storm extending toward the Texas panhandle by Monday.
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