Putin Opens Probe Into Fatal Floods In Krymsk Russia
President Putin ordered an investigation into the Krymsk floods that killed about 150 people and displaced thousands in southern Russia. He visited Krymsk, promised compensation, while residents blamed officials for late warnings and possible reservoir release as power, gas, and water were unavailable.
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Reuters
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Putin
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Emergencies Ministry
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Gelendzhik
Black Sea
Libyan election hints at blow to Islamists
Libyas first nationwide vote in decades shows Western leaning parties gaining ground against Islamists in major cities. Unofficial counts suggest a possible setback for the Muslim Brotherhood alliance, as Libyan tribal loyalties and post Gaddafi dynamics shape the 200 seat parliament and future government.
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Libya
Egypt
Tunisia
Muslim Brotherhood
Tunis
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Muammar Gaddafi
Fathi
al-Fadhafi
United States
Gaddafi
Bombings Kill Six U S Troops in Afghanistan
On a violent day in Afghanistan separate blasts killed six American troops and five Afghan police with at least 18 civilians injured. NATO confirmed American deaths in eastern Afghanistan while withholding nationalities until later.
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Kabul
Afghanistan
U.S
Indiana Medicaid plan changes prompt civil dispute
A CMS upheld initial decision on Indiana Medicaid changes tied to a 2011 law that would deny funds for general health services including cancer screenings. The law is paused amid court battles and the attorney general may challenge the recommendations. Damascus Syria conducts large scale exercises as Iran warns of regional catastrophe. In Los Angeles, Ernest Borgnine dies at 95 with Cedars Sinai at his side. he starred in Marty and TV’s McHales Navy.
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Associated Press
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Here To Eternity
Spencer Tracy
Black Rock
Morsi Reconvenes Parliament as Military Court Moves
Egypt's Islamist President Mohammed Morsi orders the Islamist dominated parliament to reconvene despite a military backed court ruling dissolving it. The move triggers a new political crisis with the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces in an emergency session and a court meeting planned to discuss the issue.
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Egypt
Mohammed Morsi
Hosni Mubarak
Negad Borai
Middle East
Supreme Constitutional Court
Morsi
Muslim Brotherhood
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