US doubts Iran election credibility amid disqualifications
Secretary of State John Kerry, visiting Israel, questioned Iran's June 14 presidential vote after Guardian Council bans multiple candidates including reformist Rafsanjani. He warned of dwindling time to resolve Tehran's nuclear program dispute. In Springfield Illinois, lawmakers voted to allow concealed carry, moving toward a constitutional standard. In Phoenix, Judge Snow ruled Sheriff Joe Arpaio violated Latino drivers' rights by racially profiling, ordering end to race based stops.
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Obama urges military to stamp out sexual assault
President Barack Obama challenged the U S Naval Academy graduates to end sexual assault in the armed forces noting that misconduct by a few erodes trust and discipline. He cited leaked photos from 2004 and rising 2012 reports to urge tougher handling of sex crimes and uphold national service values.
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Syria to join U.S. Russian peace talks on Syria end to violence
Syria granted in principle approval to participate in a Geneva peace conference after a visit by Deputy Foreign Minister Faysal Mekdad. Organizers aim to hold talks early next month as violence rises and spillover risk grows in Lebanon. Russia backs the initiative and Kerry-Lavrov meeting framed the plan as urgent.
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Satellite GOES-13 failure strains hurricane season readiness
NOAA activates the spare GOES satellite after GOES-13 fails just before the 2013 Atlantic hurricane season. Officials say return to operations is unclear as the agency warns the season could be extremely active with 13 to 20 tropical storms and seven to 11 becoming hurricanes.
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