Washington landslide toll rises as search continues
Rescue teams pressed through mud for a fifth day seeking missing people after the Oso landslide near Darrington Washington. The known death toll was 24 with up to 90 still unaccounted for as officials warned some victims may never be recovered while more bodies were found.
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Boston Firefighters Die in Nine-Alarm Back Bay Blaze
A nine alarm fire in a four story Back Bay building on Beacon Street killed two Boston Fire Department veterans Edward Walsh and Michael Kennedy. More than 150 firefighters aided residents to safety as gusting winds hampered containment.
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Sissi declares candidacy to lead Egypt seeking stability
General Abdel Fattah el Sissi announced his plan to run for president of Egypt, promising to combat terrorism and restore security. He vows to continue the fight against militant threats, wearing military fatigues as his supporters rally behind a strongman approach. Hamdeen Sabahi also announced as a candidate.
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Health Care Deadline Extended Amid ACA Enrollment Debate
The Obama administration defended extending health insurance enrollments beyond March 31 under the Affordable Care Act. White House spokesman Jay Carney compared the extension to allowing late voters to cast ballots. Critics labeled the move a policy shift, with House Speaker Boehner calling it a joke and arbitrary change.
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Rings Found Around Main Belt Asteroid Chariklo
Astronomers detected two dense rings circling the asteroid Chariklo, seen 621 million miles from Earth between Saturn and Uranus. Lead researcher Felipe Braga-Ribas of Brazil's National Observatory cited a likely tiny moon awaiting discovery.
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