Obama pledges to release Argentina Dirty War documents
President Obama promised to release classified papers to illuminate U S involvement in Argentina s Dirty War as he met with Mauricio Macri in Buenos Aires. They signed education security and tech deals and agreed to cooperate on drug trafficking while inviting human rights leaders to a memorial ceremony.
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Obama defends ISIS strategy amid Brussels attacks
President Obama kept his plan to defeat ISIL as his top priority and rejected calls to change course for political gain. He warned against counterproductive carpet bombing and highlighted ongoing U S airstrikes, support for Iraqi and Syrian forces, and disrupting ISIL finances.
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Atlanta Airport Briefly Evacuated After Suspicious Package
The domestic terminal at Hartsfield Jackson International Airport was emptied and then cleared after a suspected package prompted evacuation. Airlines and travelers faced heightened security following Brussels bombings as U S authorities warned and tightened procedures.
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Blizzard shuts Denver international Airport amid heavy snow
A blizzard closed Denver International Airport on Wednesday, canceling about 1,200 flights and stranding travelers after a temporary power outage. The storm brought 6 to 12 inches of snow and marked the first shutdown for heavy weather since 2006. Brown
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Bush backs Cruz as Cruz leads Utah caucus vote
Former Florida governor Jeb Bush endorsed Ted Cruz saying he is the best candidate to unite the party against Donald Trump. Cruz led Utah with 69 percent as Kasich won 16 percent and Trump trailed in the race for 40 Republican delegates.
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Clinton Extends Lead as Sanders Succeeds in Utah Idaho
In Arizona Clinton defeats Sanders 57 to 39 to widen her Democratic nomination lead while Sanders wins Utah and Idaho with 79 to 20 and 78 to 21. On the Republican side Trump leads Arizona with 47 percent. Cruz wins Idaho caucus with 45 percent.
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