Shooter's father breaks silence in New Yorker interview
Peter Lanza, father of Adam Lanza, says his son should have never been born and reflects on life since the Sandy Hook shooting. Andrew Solomon’s six interviews likely lead to a book, with Lanza noting he would have been killed by his son if given the chance. In unrelated national data, U S transit trips rose to 10.6 billion in 2013, the highest since 1956, driven by rail growth.
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Pistorius shows distress as pathologist details Steenkamp wounds
At Pistorius murder trial the defendant bent over and retched while a pathologist described the wounds that killed Reeva Steenkamp, 29, on Valentine’s Day last year. The day underscored the trial’s harrowing nature as the state seeks his premeditated murder conviction.
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Unclear Cause for Malaysia Flight MH370 Disappearance Grows
Investigators in Malaysia question whether flight MH370 was attacked while a global search with ships and aircraft from ten countries continues. U.S. and European sources say evidence does not support terrorism but the fate of the Boeing 777 remains unknown.
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Stolen passports expose flaws in airline screening
The missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 case highlights persistent gaps in passport checks as two passengers boarded with stolen documents. Interpol notes over 40 million lost or stolen passports exist, with boards proceeding without cross-checks against the database. Security experts urge mandatory, universal screening and data sharing among nations.
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Southeast Asia
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Climate change talk runs overnight in Senate
More than two dozen Senate Democrats spoke through the night to urge action on climate change. About 30 of 53 Democrats plus two independents signed up. vulnerable senators Landrieu Hagan Begich Pryor did not join. Republicans were not expected to participate.
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Snowden tells crowd he feels vindicated in Austin
Edward Snowden addressed a SXSW audience from a secret Russian location via video link, saying NSA reforms prove he was right about leaking classified material. He pressed constitutional violations and claimed his disclosures spurred protections benefiting the public and global society.
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Gravity 3D Showings At Local Theater
Screenings list Gravity 3D at 2:30 and 9:05 pm with MPAA rating PG 13. The showings headline the evening schedule alongside Saving Mr Banks which carries a PG 13 rating.
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