Connecticut police identify suspect in Wesleyan student slaying
Police say 29 year old Stephen Morgan is the suspect in the killing of Wesleyan University student Johanna Justin Jinich at Broad Street Books. A surveillance photo from the bookstore is released as investigators search for Morgan.
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Police clash with protesters in Tbilisi demonstrations
Police armed with truncheons clash with opposition leaders and stick wielding protesters in the Georgian capital amid a month of demonstrations against President Mikhail Saakashvili. Hours later thousands mass at parliament demanding the president's resignation.
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Parliament elects Jacob Zuma president in South Africa
CAPE TOWN South Africa Parliament elected Jacob Zuma as president, highlighting the self educated goatherd who rose to lead Africa's economic powerhouse and win the support of lawmakers.
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Mexico ends swine flu shutdown and restarts work
Mexicans return to offices markets and restaurants after a five day shutdown as officials say the outbreak is slowing. Health authorities report 42 deaths and over 1100 confirmed cases with most cases near Mexico City and many victims aged 20 to 39.
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Southern California wildfire drives mass evacuation in Santa Barbara
Fierce winds fanned a wildfire in Santa Barbara forcing about 2,000 homes to evacuate amid thick smoke and embers. TV helicopters showed homes ablaze as the blaze spread near a scenic coastal enclave under gusts up to 50 mph.
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Senate approves bill to ease mortgage terms
The Senate voted 91 to 5 to ease mortgage terms for homeowners with risky credit and reduce some government insured deposit fees. Lawmakers say the bill aims to curb foreclosures and prevent deeper economic harm, though bankruptcy provisions were dropped after bank opposition.
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