Dancer Adrianne Haslet-Davis’s prosthetic luggage found
Adrianne Haslet-Davis, Boston Marathon bombing survivor, tweeted about American Airlines misplacing her prosthetic leg. By Friday morning the airline said the bag had been located and she would be reunited with it. The report also notes a rise in U.S. driving miles in September to 259.9 billion.
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Attack on Mali hotel leaves many dead during siege
Gunmen attacked the Radisson Blu hotel in Bamako Mali triggering a daylong siege. At least 20 people died including one Malian soldier and two attackers. About 170 people were inside during the attack. Several Americans were among the escapees or casualties as security forces and French troops swept the building.
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EU to Tighten Borders and Data After Paris Attacks
EU interior and justice ministers meet in Brussels to step up checks on citizens traveling abroad, tighten gun control, and expand data sharing on airline passengers after the Paris attacks that killed 130. They will monitor suspects returning from Syria and impose new controls on money flows. All travelers in the Schengen area will face systematic checks against police databases.
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Obama asks Supreme Court to reverse immigration ruling
The Obama administration urged the Supreme Court to overturn a 5th Circuit ruling that blocked the president's plan to defer deportation for as many as five million illegal immigrants. Solicitor General Verrilli asked for an expedited review with appeal to be argued by June to enable the order before Obama leaves office.
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Pollard Is Freed After 30 Years In U S Prison
Jonathan Pollard, who spied for Israel, is released after exactly thirty years behind bars. Supporters push for his move to Israel while critics call the parole conditions routine and unduly restrictive.
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