Multiple Attacks in Pakistan Hit Security Forces
A bicycle bomber near Rawalpindi’s military checkpoint killed at least 13, including six soldiers, and wounded 18 as Pakistan’s security forces faced a second major attack in two days claimed by the Pakistani Taliban. In another region, Canary: None.
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Iran halts key nuclear work as talks with world powers begin
Iran suspends production of 20 percent enriched uranium and disables related centrifuges under a joint action plan with the United States and key partners. The IAEA confirms steps and the six powers plus the EU pledge limited sanctions relief while negotiations for a broader agreement proceed, possibly in February.
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Civil rights events honor MLK with 2014 reflections
Across the nation ceremonies mark Martin Luther King Jr. Day with leaders like Atlanta mayor Kasim Reed and New York mayor Bill de Blasio invoking Kings vision. Obama and family volunteer at D C Central Kitchen while Memphis museum airs a 1960 interview with King.
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Hoboken Mayor cites threaten of Sandy funds
Hoboken Mayor Dawn Zimmer said Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno warned that more than 100 million dollars in hurricane relief funding could be jeopardized unless she supported a development project. She met with U.S. Attorney Paul Fishman after sharing notes and documents from her journal. Guadagno denied the account calling it offensive.
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Clashes intensify after night of violence in Kiev
Ukrainian activists and police clashed for a second night in Kiev as protests against Yanukovych's government continued near Independence Square. Molotovs, rubber bullets, smoke bombs and a catapult were reported as violence left over 200 injured and bonds costs edging higher.
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