Flynt seeks records to halt Missouri execution
Larry Flynt and the ACLU sue Missouri to compel release of documents detailing how the state plans lethal injections. Joseph Paul Franklin is set for execution on November 20, amid pushback after drug suppliers objected to the mixture.
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Kerry defends Obama as Iran talks pause heightens debate
US Secretary of State John Kerry praised President Obama as a steadfast foreign policy leader at a news conference in Abu Dhabi. He defended the Iran pledge and noted the Geneva talks were suspended after Iranian concerns. Zarif disputed Kerry about the draft deal, blaming Western divisions for the setback as critics extend questions about U.S. strategy in Iraq and Syria.
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Philippines Leader Declares Calamity After Haiyan
President Benigno Aquino III declared a national calamity as Super Typhoon Haiyan struck the Philippines. He urged calm while announcing a $25 million relief release, with aid from 22 countries and U S assistance including the USS George Washington carrier group and $20 million in humanitarian aid.
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Obama vows to honor veterans with care and education
President Obama pledged to honor veterans by improving mental health care and expanding health insurance access for those not covered by the VA. He also promised to reduce the VA claims backlog and bolster GI Bill education benefits as Afghanistan troop levels decline toward 34,000 and the war nears its end.
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Record High of International Students Enrolls in U S Colleges
U S colleges and universities hosted a record 800000 international students last year, up 7 percent from 2011. Growth driven by Chinese undergraduates, with Saudi Arabia also increasing, contributing to a nearly $24 billion economic impact from tuition and research ties.
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