Clinton reveals she deleted about 30000 emails
At a United Nations news conference Hillary Clinton said she deleted about 30000 personal emails not related to work after turning over to the State Department her work related messages from four years as secretary of state. She said personal messages included her daughter's 2010 wedding and her mother’s 2011 funeral.
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Dorothy Rodham
United Nations
Congress
Obama unveils changes aimed at easing student loan repayment
President Barack Obama outlined a student aid bill of rights at Georgia Tech and announced policy tweaks to simplify loan repayment. He urged clearer information from loan servicers, explored stronger borrower protections, and directed a report by October 1 from Treasury Education and the CFPB on potential bankruptcy law changes.
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Barack Obama
Georgia Tech
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Treasury and Education Departments
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
Iran says Republican letter shows U S not trustworthy
Iran's Foreign Minister Javad Zarif called a letter from 47 Republican senators warning on a nuclear deal unprecedented and undiplomatic, saying it implies the United States is not trustworthy and could be reversed by a future president.
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Iran
Islamic Republic
U.S
Barack Obama
Javad Zarif
United States
Oklahoma Expels Two Over Racist Frat Chant
University of Oklahoma President David Boren announced two unnamed students were expelled for playing a leadership role in a racist chant by members of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. The university will continue investigations and confirm identities before further disciplinary actions.
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University of Oklahoma
David Boren
Exploding e-cigarette burns man in Santa Ana
A man in his 20s in Santa Ana California suffered flash burns to his face and a cut hand after an electronic cigarette exploded in his room. Shrapnel flew around the room and set the bed on fire as Orange County Fire Authority responders arrived. Capt. Steve Concialdi described the blast as like a bomb going off in the man’s face.
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Calif
Steve Concialdi
Orange County Fire Authority
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CIA Aimed to Hack Apple Devices From Early Days
The Intercept reports NSA files show U S government researchers worked for nearly a decade to break iPhone and iPad security. They allegedly created a version of XCode to insert surveillance backdoors into apps from the Apple App Store.
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Suspect linked to five shootings including NSA attack
A Maryland man Hong Young, 35, of Beltsville, admitted to five shootings including firing at the NSA headquarters at Fort Meade and striking a spy agency building. Police say he also shot out windows of two Laurel restaurants on March 2, linking him to additional area incidents.
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National Security Agency
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