Royal splashes in Monaco and Ottawa in royal watch bonanza
Monaco's Prince Albert II wed Charlene Wittstock in a civil ceremony ahead of a religious service. British royals Prince William and Kate drew 300000 spectators in Ottawa for Canada Day celebrations, their first overseas tour since wedding. Tributes to Princess Diana marked what would have been her 50th birthday in London.
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Minnesota shutdown harms vulnerable residents and workers
The Friday government shutdown in Minnesota hits the vulnerable, with reading services cut for the blind, a silent elderly help line, and loss of child care subsidies for families like Sonya Mills. Gov. Dayton and GOP leaders trade blame over a $5 billion deficit and stalled budget, delaying talks on tax increases for top earners.
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Gadhafi Threatens Attacks in Europe Amid Libya Crisis
defiant Libyan leader Muammar Gadhafi warns of attacks on homes and offices in Europe unless NATO halts airstrikes. He spoke to supporters in Tripoli as clashes kill at least 14. Across the region Syrian and security forces face protests, while the FAA announces new sick leave and alertness measures for air traffic controllers. Fire threats ease near Los Alamos as wildfires grow, the largest in New Mexico history, and Fourth of July fireworks face widespread bans across drought-stricken states including Texas and Georgia.
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Huge protests grip Syrian cities
Beir ut reports hundreds of thousands flooded cities across Syria on Friday in what activists described as the largest outpouring against President Bashar al Assad and the opposition's demand for change amid the ongoing crisis.
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Atlanta cigarette warning labels spark surge in quit line calls
Graphic new warnings shown to media last week prompt a rapid response as calls to the 1-800-QUIT-NOW quitting line jump to over 4,800 on Tuesday and 3,200 on Wednesday. Typical midweek calls in June run about 2,000.
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Shriver files papers to divorce Schwarzenegger
Maria Shriver filed for divorce from Arnold Schwarzenegger six weeks after his public acknowledgment of a child out of wedlock. The former television journalist cited irreconcilable differences and offered no further details. The couple announced their separation on May 9.
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Ex IMF chief freed without bail
Former IMF head Dominique Strauss-Kahn walked free from house arrest in New York as prosecutors cited credibility questions about the hotel maid who accused him of sexual assault. Bail was canceled and most restrictions eased after defense and prosecution signaled a diminished case, amid claims the accuser admitted lying to grand jurors and providing inconsistent accounts.
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