California braces for record dryness and wildfires
California faces an unprecedented dry winter with 150 wildfires reported to date, far above the 25 average for January. Coastal blazes in Humboldt and San Mateo counties highlight the danger as firefighters contend with unusually dry conditions.
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Military urges end to crisis in Bangkok
A blast at a Bangkok protest camp wounded 28 people, seven seriously, as the military urged both sides to settle the more than two month dispute against Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra. Suphan Srithamma said the Victory Monument blast caused the injuries.
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U S studies rescue plans for Sochi Olympic games
U S military and intelligence officials have studied contingency plans to evacuate Americans from the Sochi Winter Olympics amid security concerns. Authorities note Russian reluctance to allow foreign military forces on Russian soil poses a major obstacle to any large scale evacuation.
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Obamas plan to limit NSA data on domestic calls faces doubts
Feinstein and House Republicans questioned Obama proposal to curb federal data collection on domestic telephone calls. They argued private carriers avoid responsibility and lack oversight. Obama urged a public private panel to review and report in 70 days, with a decision on data custody pending.
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Protests in Kiev Clash with Police Over Ban on Gear
Tens of thousands of protesters in Kiev clashed with riot police as authorities rolled out security laws banning tents stages sound gear and other street objects. Police used water cannons tear gas and noise grenades while protesters faced arrests and injuries near Independence Square and Grushevsky Street.
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Assad uses truces to shore up regime ahead of Geneva II
The Assad government negotiates local cease fires with civilian leaders near Damascus to weaken the opposition, gain legitimacy, and present strength before Geneva II. Analysts say the moves aim to secure supplies and reduce attacks while signaling control ahead of Syria's presidential vote.
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Christie fundraisers overshadowed by Hoboken claims in Florida trip
Hoboken Mayor Dawn Zimmer alleges Lt. Gov. Guadagno warned that state funds for Sandy relief could be blocked unless she backed the Rockefeller Group project. Zimmer says two officials threatened admission of a direct message from Governor Christie. Christie, in Florida raising funds for Gov. Rick Scott, faces questions about the Fort Lee lane closures and ongoing scandal.
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