Mount Rainier reopening after ranger shooting
Mount Rainier National Park in Washington reopened to the public on a Saturday for the first time since a New Year’s Day killing of a park ranger. A spokeswoman said they are here to take back the mountain, as volunteers joined the somber ceremony.
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Honolulu
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Kauai
Hawaii
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Argentine President Cleared of Cancer After Thyroid Surgery
Argentina's President Cristina Fernandez announced she does not have cancer after doctors removed her thyroid and tested the tissue. Spokesman Alfredo Scocimarro said tests found no cancerous cells, but the loss of thyroid requires lifelong hormone replacement therapy.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Cristina Fernandez
Alfredo Scoccimarro
Nigeria church attack deepens sectarian crisis in northeast
Boko Haram militants assaulted a church in Maiduguri and attacks across Adamawa state left at least 15 dead, amid pledges to terrify Christians and a looming gubernatorial vote. Police reported eight dead at a church, three at a beauty salon, as Christians vow self defense.
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Nigeria
Boko Haram
Christian Association of Nigeria
Ayo Orusejafor
Apostolic Church
Ade Shinaba
Shinaba
Stephen Tizhe
Adamawa
Murtala Nyako
Associated Press
Unemployment trend shapes Obama re election odds
The AP reports that unemployment trends over the two years before an election influence incumbent chances more than the current rate. Since 1956, incumbents win if unemployment falls and lose if it rises, with Reagan and Nixon cited as precedents. Obama’s path looks favorable as unemployment drops from 9.8% in 2010 to 8.5% in 2011.
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Barack Obama
White House
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Gfk
Obama
Ronald Reagan
Rench
Andrew Kohut
Pew Research Center
Richard Nixon
Jimmy Carter
Bill Clinton
George W. Bush
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Man charged with murder in two Georgia hospital shootings
A 59 year old Tennessee man James Benson fatally shot his wife Mary Benson and her mother Charlotte Johnson in the Hutcheson Medical Center waiting area in Fort Oglethorpe Georgia. Benson turned himself in and was charged with two counts of felony murder. The hospital added security guards after the incident.
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Tennessee
Georgia
Fort Oglethorpe
David Eubanks
Associated Press
Hutcheson Medical Center
North
James Benson
Chattanooga
Tenn
Mary Benson
Rossville
Charlotte Johnson
Benson
Walker County
Eubanks
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