Tsarnaev judge denies new trial and orders restitution
A U S judge rejected Dzhokhar Tsarnaevs bid for a new trial saying the issues raised were resolved before the 2015 trial. He remains sentenced to death and ordered to pay over 101 million in restitution to victims.
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Global stock selloff fuels U.S. market rout
Major U.S. indexes sank as oil prices slid and data showed December retail sales slip and industrial output fall. The Dow dropped about 391 points to 15,988.08, the S&P 500 slid around 2 percent, and the Nasdaq fell nearly 4 percent as global markets tumbled.
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Burkina Faso hotel attack leaves many dead and hostages
In Ouagadougou suspected Islamist gunmen stormed the Splendid Hotel and a nearby restaurant killing at least 20. Thirty three hostages were evacuated as security forces surrounded the building and prepared a rescue. Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb claimed responsibility.
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Tennessee couple claims 528 million Powerball lump sum
Lisa and John Robinson of Munford Tennessee announced at the Tennessee Lottery offices they will take a 528.8 million cash payout from the 1.6 billion Powerball jackpot. They plan to pay off their kids student loans and mortgage and will continue their jobs. The other two winners, from California and Florida, have not yet come forward.
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Dozens of Marines Missing After Sea Collision Near Oahu
The search for 12 Marines missing at sea after two CH-53E helicopters collided near Oahu Hawaii faces rough waves. Coast Guard cutters and aircraft, two Navy warships, and local helicopter units scoured the area as officials said they remained hopeful for survivors.
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Obama freezes coal leases on federal lands nationwide
The Obama administration imposed a temporary halt on new coal leases on publicly owned land amid a broader review of the coal program. The move, praised by environmental groups, follows calls to align energy policy with taxpayer costs and climate concerns, with Powder River Basin activity highlighted as a key source of federally managed coal.
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