Egypt declares state of emergency in three Suez provinces
President Mohamed Morsi announced a 30 day state of emergency and curfew in Port Said Ismailiya and Suez after weekend clashes killed at least 44. The move aims to quell unrest over Islamist policy and a slow reform pace as authorities invite dialogue with reform leaders ElBaradei Moussa and Sabahi.
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Obama questions football safety in interview
President Obama says he would think long and hard before letting a son play football due to the sport’s toll on bodies. He urges the NCAA to address college player concussions while noting NFL players face different risks and protections.
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Oil spills after barge collision near Vicksburg closes river
A barge carrying 80,000 gallons of light crude struck a railroad bridge in Vicksburg Mississippi spilling oil and closing the Mississippi River for eight miles. A second damaged barge and an oily sheen three miles downstream prompted booms and a Coast Guard cleanup effort.
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Obama faces strategic struggle in pushing immigration overhaul
The article outlines President Obama’s plan to relaunch immigration reform in Las Vegas amid party divisions. A broad principles approach may avoid a fatal GOP backlash while Democrats push for legal status for about 11 million illegal immigrants and tighter worker verification, though Republican resistance and White House caution shape the tactics.
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