Syria agrees to cooperate with IAEA on alleged reactor
A confidential Syrian letter promised full cooperation with the IAEA as negotiators seek access to a suspected covert reactor site bombed in 2007. The pledge follows U S backed efforts to report Damascus to the UN Security Council for possible NPT violations. In Belgrade protesters clashed with riot police as supporters of Ratko Mladic pressed for his release.
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IAEA
Yukiya Amano
Amano
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Belgrade
Serbia
Ratko Mladic
Mladic
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Former Texas Governor Bill Clements dies at 94
The former Texas governor and first Republican since Reconstruction, Bill Clements, died at 94 in a Dallas area hospital. He served 1979 to 1983 and again 1987 to 1991 after defeating Democrat Mark White.
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Texas
Bill Clements
Clements
Dallas
Mark White
White
Obama tours Joplin after deadly tornado
President Obama toured twister wreckage in Joplin Missouri meeting homeless and grieving residents. He pledged federal help to rebuild, praised volunteers and spoke at a memorial service promising the nation will stand with the community as rescue and identification efforts continued.
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Barack Obama
Missouri
Obama
United States
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Lockheed Attack Sways Focus On Cyber Espionage
A May 21 cyber attack on Lockheed Martin, a major defense contractor, underscores rising cyber espionage risks. DHS and the firm say no data was stolen, but experts warn hackers from foreign governments target sensitive military information. Analysts expect rivals like Northrop Grumman and Boeing to heighten security measures.
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PlayStation
Josh Shaul
Application Security
Lockheed Martin Corp
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Jennifer Whitlow
Northrop Grumman Corp
Raytheon Co
General Dynamics Corp
Boeing Co
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Tech teen receives Thiel fellowship to skip college
San Francisco tech pioneer Peter Thiel awards 100000 scholarships to two dozen young minds including Nick Cammarata of Newburyport and David Merfield of Princeton who decline college to pursue entrepreneurial projects for two years. Thiel personally selected winners whose proposed ventures promise world changing impact.
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San Francisco Tech
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Newburyport
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Princeton University
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Pakistan spirals into conspiracy theories after bin Laden killing
Amid surging violence Pakistanis turn to foreign hand theories blaming India and the United States for attacks such as the naval base raid. Officials, media, and even generals discuss conspiracies, while Hillary Clinton rejects foreign intervention narratives as counterproductive. The clash blurs lines between militants and state actors.
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