Cain Faces Harassment Claims Pressure Amid Campaign Turmoil
Herman Cain fought to surmount sexual harassment accusations and a possible written statement from an accuser. He repeatedly denied the claims in conservative interviews while his aides tried to present a returning to normalcy and possibly gain from the controversy.
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GOP Opposes Obama Stimulus Plan in Senate Vote
In a Senate setback for President Obama the $60 billion infrastructure bill was blocked. Supporters say it would create tens of thousands of construction jobs and lift the economy. Republicans oppose the measure citing a wealth tax surcharge and high spending.
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Cuba Allows Citizens to Buy and Sell Real Estate
Cuba ends half century ban on property ownership for citizens, enabling sale and inheritance without restriction. Exiles remain barred. foreigners cannot own homes. The reform aims to unlock housing as assets under Raul Castro's leadership, though major limits stay in place.
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Occupy Oakland confronts violence after port shutdown
Occupy Wall Street protesters celebrated the peaceful shutdown of the nation s fifth busiest port in Oakland California only to see rioting break out and fires set. Demonstrators nationwide condemned the violence saying it did not represent the movement. Oakland s port reopened Thursday amid questions about leadership and organization in the protest movement.
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U S officials accuse China and Russia of cyber theft
U S intelligence agencies blame China and Russia for systematically stealing U S high tech data for economic gain. The report calls for a broad diplomatic push to counter rising cyberattacks and warns these states will remain aggressive collectors of sensitive U S information.
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Man feigns illegal status to dodge prison in Utah
Salt Lake City AP reports Jaime Alvarado, 27, lied about being an illegal immigrant to be deported. He returned to the U S using his passport and was arrested again. He later admitted the deception to a state judge seeking leniency on a cocaine and heroin with intent to distribute charge. A $50,000 warrant was issued after he failed to report to authorities. ICE is aware of the case as it remains under investigation.
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