Egypt clashes kill thirteen amid crackdown on Brotherhood
Thirteen people were shot dead in clashes between Muslim Brotherhood supporters and police across Egypt as the army crackdown widens. Protests continued despite the Brotherhood being branded a terrorist group, with hundreds detained and leaders jailed. Separately in Ramallah, Kerry faced protests urging him to back off talks with Israel. In Madagascar, Rajaonarimampianina led the first post-coup presidential vote, with 53.5 percent, while his rival urged a recount. In Benghazi, two American basketball players were released after detention by the army following campus security concerns.
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Obituary Phil Everly of the Everly Brothers Dead at 74
Phil Everly died in Burbank California at 74 from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease his wife Patti said. The Everly Brothers shaped 1950s 1960s rock and country harmonies influencing the Beatles Simon and Garfunkel the Beach Boys and others. Born January 19 1939 in Chicago the duo came from a traveling family act debuting with Bye Bye Love then Wake Up Little Susie Cathy’s Clown and other hits before their 10 year 1 million contract in 1960 amid later career decline.
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Obama admin pushes two actions to strengthen gun background checks
The Obama administration proposed two executive steps to improve mental health data in the NICS background check system. The DoJ would clarify who is prohibited for mental health reasons, and HHS would ease barriers to states sharing information. Officials say this will sharpen gun eligibility screening while noting most mentally ill people are not violent.
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