Netanyahu forms coalition without ultra orthodox parties
Israel's new government will not include ultra orthodox religious parties under Prime Minister Netanyahu's coalition deal with Yesh Atid and Jewish Home. The cabinet will have 20 posts, with Lapid as finance minister and Bennett in charge of trade and industry, plus Tzipi Livni as justice minister. The move signals shifts away from the old political elite as Obama plans a Jerusalem visit.
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Upstate New York gunman shot dead by authorities
Kurt Myers, 64, was killed by police and FBI agents in Herkimer after barricading himself in a building. He allegedly killed four people the day before in Mohawk and Herkimer, injuring two others, with no motive known.
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CERN scientists say strong signs Higgs boson found
CERN reports latest analysis from the Large Hadron Collider strongly indicates the long sought Higgs boson. The finding would fill a key gap in the Standard Model and explain how particles gain mass, though officials stop short of declaring a definitive discovery and mention possible exotic interpretations.
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Attackers Siege Iraqi Justice Ministry Killing Dozens
In Baghdad, militants used car bombs and gunmen disguised as police to assault the Justice Ministry. The attack lasted about an hour, ending with security forces storming the four story building. At least 24 were killed and many wounded. No group immediately claimed responsibility, but patterns pointed to al Qaida linked fighters.
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U.S. Drivers Use Phones More Than European Counterparts
A CDC study based on 2011 online surveys shows 69 percent of U S drivers talked on a cellphone within 30 days versus 21 to 59 percent across seven European countries. Texting or emailing while driving reached 31 percent in the U S and Portugal, while Spain was lowest at 15 percent.
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