Intern killed by lion at California sanctuary
A 26-year-old female intern volunteering at Cat Haven in the Sierra Nevada foothills was fatally attacked after entering a lion enclosure. Sheriff deputies found her severely injured inside the enclosure with a lion nearby as authorities investigate the cause.
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Budget Bill Clears House as Obama Opens Talks with Republicans
The House approved a funding measure 267 to 151 to avert a shutdown through September 30, while Obama invited Republican senators to a Washington dinner to ease budget tensions. A Senate vote is anticipated next week and talks may broaden into immigration and climate policy. Senator McCain praised the gathering as productive.
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Chavez Remembered as Father Figure and Martyr by Supporters
Venezuelans in Caracas mourn Hugo Chavez who died at 58 after 14 years in power. Supporters hail him as a spiritual father who sacrificed for the country while critics accuse him of wasteful spending and rising crime. Crowds chant Chavez lives and march in red solidarity, with spontaneous demonstrations across the capital.
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Vatican Cardials Narrow Press Briefings Amid Conclave Secrecy
Cardinals at the Vatican vote to blackout media as Italian papers publish leaked details fueling speculation of U S and German calls for reform. The move highlights tensions over governance and transparency ahead of the conclave to name Benedict XVI successor.
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U.N. to Tighten North Korea Sanctions After Nuclear Test
The U.N. Security Council prepares a nine page draft resolution to tighten financial restrictions and curb DPRK cargo transfers in response to North Korea’s February 12 nuclear test. The measure seeks to block bulk cash transfers and align sanctions with Iran for broader enforcement.
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