Giffords Husband Reports Progress at Hospital
The husband of Rep. Gabrielle Giffords says she has improved enough to smile and receive a neck rub at her ICU bedside nine days after a gunshot wound. Astronaut Mark Kelly described her improving interactions as doctors note signs of higher functioning. Christina Green’s father says donated corneas saved two children's eyesight after the Arizona mass shooting.
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Obama to host state dinner for China's Hu Jintao
President Barack Obama plans a White House state dinner for Hu Jintao seen as a gesture to strengthen ties between the world's two largest economies. The event aims to ease past tensions and set a positive tone for Hu's likely final Washington visit given his 2002–present leadership.
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Eight Die in Drug Shootout in Mexico City Suburb
In Toluca area Nezahualcoyotl La Esperanza neighborhood a drug factional fight left eight people dead on Sunday. Police say former allies clashed over control as gunmen arrived in three cars and opened fire amid turf warfare linked to Mexico State drug cartel violence.
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Tunisia forms unity government amid protests and unrest
Tunisia announced a unity government promising to release political prisoners and include opposition seats while the old guard retained key posts. Security forces faced protests and violence as Ben Ali fled to Saudi Arabia, with 78 civilians dead and 94 injured in a month of turmoil.
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Protests Across North Africa Spark Self-immolation Appeals
Reports say protesters in Egypt Algeria and Mauritania set themselves on fire on Monday in copycat acts linked to Tunisia's Bouazizis death. The spate underscores rising despair under long standing regimes as security crackdowns limit reform.
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