Evacuation at JFK Terminal 8 over security breach
Authorities evacuated Terminal 8 at JFK Airport in New York City after a security breach when a person left a first class lounge and walked through a restricted door. Travelers were re screened before flights as officials assessed the incident.
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FBI used photo of Spanish lawmaker on bin Laden poster
Gaspar Llamazares, a Spanish lawmaker, reportedly saw an FBI created image showing how Osama bin Laden might look today. The poster, updating a 1998 photo, used Llamazares' photo from Google Images, confirmed by FBI spokesman Ken Hoffman to Il Mundo.
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Sheehan Leads Protest at CIA and Cheney Home
Anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan led about 70 demonstrators near the CIA headquarters in Langley Virginia and then to former Vice President Dick Cheney's home. The protest targeted the use of unmanned drones against al Qaida and Taliban targets. Sheehan's son Casey was killed in Iraq in 2004.
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Diplomatic talks on Iran sanctions fail to reach agreement
A meeting of six major powers at UN Headquarters in New York produced no consensus on new sanctions against Iran over its nuclear program. Participants from the U S China Britain France Germany Russia and Iran discussed a uranium for fuel exchange but deferred decisions, signaling ongoing dual track diplomacy and continued pressure.
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Massachusetts Senate race pits Coakley and Brown on bank tax
In Boston, Senate hopefuls Martha Coakley and Scott Brown clash over a proposed bank tax tied to the TARP deficit, with President Obama seeking to rally support for his health care and Wall Street reform agenda. Obama tours the state as Brown frames the issue as tax bias against recession-era workers, while Coakley touts union backing and warnings of higher taxes under her rival.
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LA Gang Tours showcases city’s gangland amid celebrity sights
Tour operator Alfred Lomas invites visitors to pay 65 dollars for a guided ride through Los Angeles’s most violent gang districts. Ex gang members claim a cease-fire while urging awareness of underlying issues guiding communities, drawing skepticism from critics and City Council members.
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