Nigeria gunmen kill hundreds in village attacks
About 200 people may have died in assaults on three central Nigeria villages carried out by suspected Fulani herdsmen, with another attack in Taraba state killing 35. Police confirmed the events but offered no casualty totals.
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Boston Mayor Skips St Patrick's Parade Over Marching Dispute
Boston Mayor Marty Walsh did not attend the St Patrick's Day parade after failing to reach an agreement with Allied War Veterans Council to permit Mass Equality activists to march openly. Walsh cited the need for all Boston residents to participate in civic life, noting no understanding could be reached.
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Health Care GOP Leaders Craft Alternative Plan
House Republicans unveil an alternative health care framework named A Stronger Health Care System, advocating high risk pools, health savings accounts, and small business pooling. It emphasizes state flexibility, policy renewals, and malpractice changes while preserving the core law’s presence and rallying opposition to Obamacare ahead of midterms.
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Venezuelan troops storm Caracas protester stronghold
Venezuelan troops moved into Plaza Altamira in eastern Caracas to evict protesters who had held the square for six weeks. Soldiers used tear gas and water cannons, removing barricades as demonstrators hurled rocks and Molotovs. Maduro called for liberating spaces while opposition leaders urged nationwide marches over crime shortages and Cuban military presence.
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First Lady Michelle Obama prepares for China trip
Michelle Obama is set for a weeklong solo visit to China focusing on cultural ties and education as a diplomatic signal. She will meet Chinese and school groups, visit the Terracotta Warriors, and her role is framed as strengthening U S ties with Beijing amid U S Russia tensions over Ukraine.
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Kerry urges Abbas to make tough peace decisions before April deadline
In Washington, Kerry pressed Mahmoud Abbas to take hard steps toward a final status deal with Israel ahead of the April 29 deadline. Obama plans to meet Abbas as Netanyahu signals willingness for historic peace but with no public concessions. Negotiators aim to frame talks by late April amid stalled progress on borders security refugees and Jerusalem.
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