Premier vows never again after fatal Quebec fire
Premier Pauline Marois visited L IsLe-Verte after a deadly senior home fire that killed about 32 residents. She called the blaze unacceptable and urged action to prevent future tragedies while attending a private memorial in the town.
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Protesters seize Ukraina House in central Kiev amid clashes
In Kiev the anti Yanukovich movement seized Ukraina House after surrounding 300 police as Vitali Klitschko helped order a retreat for safety. A funeral was held for 25 year old Mykhail Zhiznevsky, a UNA-UNSO member, amid ongoing efforts for a political deal and calls for power sharing.
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Maryland mall shooter identified as Darion Aguilar
Police identified Darion Marcus Aguilar 19 of College Park Md as the gunman in the Columbia Mall shooting that killed three people and wounded others. Investigators searched his home for explosives and ammunition while authorities planned grief counseling and a strong police presence when the mall reopens.
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Pregnant Texas woman removed from life support
Marlise Munoz was taken off life support at John Peter Smith Hospital after a state judge ruled the 1999 law requiring pregnant women to remain on life support does not apply to a brain dead patient. Her fetus was assessed as severely abnormal and unlikely to survive.
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Snowden says threats to life amid US spying revelations
Former NSA contractor Edward Snowden told ARD in Berlin that U.S. officials have threatened to kill him over leaked documents about mass data collection. He cited fears for his life, noted monitoring of German officials including Chancellor Merkel, and described fleeing to Russia after seeking asylum.
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Russia
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