Queen Elizabeth II hospitalized with gastroenteritis in London
Queen Elizabeth II 86 was admitted to King Edward VII Hospital in London for gastroenteritis causing the cancellation of a Rome visit and other engagements. Buckingham Palace noted vomiting and diarrhea symptoms and the first hospitalization for a decade.
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Elizabeth II
Elizabeth
Rome
Buckingham Palace
King Edward VII Hospital
U S to give Egypt 190 million aid with conditions
U S Secretary of State John Kerry pledged 190 million dollars to help Egypt pay its bills and said more aid hinges on Morsi moving quickly to resolve IMF talks, reform security services, and expand rights for women and religious minorities. Kerry urged steps to strengthen economy and unity.
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Mohamed Morsi
Mohamed Kamel Amr
U.S
John Kerry
Kerry
Cairo
Mohammed Morsi
International Monetary Fund
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United States
Congress
Muslim Brotherhood
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Biden leads re enactment of Selma voting rights march
In Selma Alabama Vice President Biden and Rep John Lewis lead more than 5000 people across the Edmund Pettus Bridge for the Bridge Crossing Jubilee. The event marks the 1965 Bloody Sunday march that helped spur the Voting Rights Act and ongoing fights over voting access. Leaders warn efforts to diminish Black voting power persist amid new restrictions and ID laws as the Supreme Court weighs Shelby County.
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Ala
Joe Biden
U.S
John Lewis
D-Ga
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Lewis
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South
Biden
Jesse Jackson
U.S. Supreme
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Jackson
al Sharpton
Supreme Court
Shelby County
Justice Department
Romney Opens Up On Defeat In Fox News Interview
Mitt Romney and wife Ann discuss the November loss in a Fox News Sunday interview. He blames partial Obama gains from health care while acknowledging lingering pain and unfinished White House ambitions. The couple note surprise at the victory margin and plan a CPAC speech next week.
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Romney
Barack Obama
Fox News
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Obama
Ann
Fox
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Chris Wallace
Conservative Political Action Conference
HIV positive baby may be functionally cured in Mississippi case
Doctors reported a Mississippi infant born with HIV has been off antiretroviral therapy for about a year with no sign of active infection. The child’s remission is described as a functional cure, with traces of the virus remaining, and researchers plan further studies to confirm durability and extend findings to other high risk babies.
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Rairy Glauber
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Rarry Glauber
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Atlanta
Anthony Fauci
National Institutes of Health
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Hannah Gay
University of Mississippi
Deborah Persaud
Johns Hopkins Children’s Center
Persaud
Fauci
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