Bulger sentenced to consecutive life terms in Boston
James Bulger, the famed Boston mob boss, received consecutive life sentences after a judge condemned his decades of violence. The 84 year old, once a fugitive for 16 years, sat mute as the judge spoke.
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Iran slows uranium enrichment amid diplomacy push
The IAEA report notes Iran has halted expansion of uranium enrichment since Rouhani took office and has not added major components to a plutonium reactor since August. The slowdown signals a possible overture to the West and supports efforts to end Tehran's nuclear dispute.
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Obama warns sanctions easing reversible if Iran fails to deliver
President Obama urged Congress to delay new sanctions as negotiations with Iran and six powers resume in Geneva. He warned that any easing could be reversed if Tehran does not curb its nuclear program, while Netanyahu dismissed the talks and Israel weighs possible force to block a weapon program.
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Air Force may scale back drone flights to 45 patrols
Gen. Mark Welsh III said the Air Force may cut combat air patrols from 62 toward about 45 as drones struggle to fit missions outside Afghanistan and Iraq. The service would delay reductions until Afghanistan combat operations end and continues drone use for surveillance in Yemen, West Africa, the Turkey-Iraq border, and Somalia.
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Diabetes Epidemic Expands Worldwide With 382 Million Affected
The International Diabetes Federation reports 382 million people live with diabetes worldwide, a 4.4 percent rise in two years, with cases expected to reach 592 million by 2035. The disease drives $548 billion in global health spending and demands cross sector policy action.
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