Border Patrol agent killed in Arizona shooting near Bisbee
One Border Patrol agent, identified as Nicholas Ivie, 30, was killed and another wounded while responding to a sensor reading seven miles east of Bisbee Arizona. The incident marks the fourth agent death in the area in two years and the wounded officer remained in stable condition. Nearby, Detroit police concluded soil tests at a suburban home found no Hoffa traces.
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Arizona
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Bisbee
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Hoffa
Roseville
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Feds to buy Thomson prison for 165 million dollars
The federal government will purchase the closed Thomson Correctional Center in western Illinois for 165 million. The sale, slowed for nearly three years, is supported by Illinois leaders who say it could create up to 1100 jobs and relieve prison overcrowding. Federal officials note the reuse benefits working families in the region.
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Illinois
U.S
Dick Durbin
Pat Quinn
Associated Press
Eric Holder
Durbin
Judge blocks part of voter ID law in Pennsylvania
Commonwealth Court Judge Robert Simpson delayed the voter ID requirement for the November election and signaled possible implementation for future races. The ruling comes weeks before the presidential contest pitting Barack Obama against Mitt Romney and follows complaints about card issuance delays.
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Pennsylvania
U.S
Mitt Romney
Commonwealth Court
Robert Simpson
Simpson
Ther
Romney
Barack Obama
Marian Schneider
House
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Tarzai
Tom Corbett
Penndot
Butler
Honduran coffins used in campaigns raise vote fears
In Honduras charities run by elected officials distribute free coffins to grieving families unable to afford funerals. The programs, tied to candidates from the ruling National Party, are viewed by critics as potential vote buying while providing essential aid to the poor.
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People’s Mortuary
Marvin Adalid Membreno
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Latin America
United States
U.S
Porfirio Lobo
National Party
Helping Hand Up
Millionaires drew unemployment in 2009 report says
Bloomberg News notes about 2,362 individuals in millionaire households used unemployment insurance in 2009, 0.02 percent of filers. Congress may cut federal shares to save about 20 million over a decade, as lawmakers seek deficit relief. Coburn calls welfare to the wealthy untenable.
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Bloomberg News
Congressional Research Service
U.S
Sen
Tom Coburn
R-Okla
Provid
Congress
Avengers 20 4 20 30 9 The Dark Kreht Rises
Fragmentary text lists numbers and phrases The Avengers and The Dark Knight Rises appear amid scattered digits and titles The source lacks coherent events or clear entities to summarize.
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the Avengers
Teen drinking and driving drops since 1991 study shows
A CDC study finds teen drinking and driving fell from 22.3 percent in 1991 to 10.3 percent in 2011, a reduction of about 54 percent. Stricter DUI laws and teen driving restrictions are credited along with economic factors and parental influence.
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Atlanta
U.S
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CDC
Thomas Frieden
Utah
North Dakota
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