Kashmir land mine kills five Indian soldiers in firefight
A land mine detonated near an army jeep in Kashmir killing five soldiers and wounding five more during a forest clash near Pasarkot. Police say militants placed the device about 140 miles northeast of Jammu amid ongoing secessionist fighting involving multiple groups.
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Death of gay student revives debates on hate crime laws
Matthew Shepard 21 died after being lured from a campus hangout and beaten, lashed to a split-rail fence. Two men face first degree murder charges possibly carrying the death penalty. Wyoming and national calls grow for expanded hate crime protections.
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FBI records reveal Groucho Marx under scrutiny for views
FBI files show the comedian was monitored for free speech and U S Soviet friendship stances, from his Scottsboro Boys support to mid century jokes. Researchers say officials concluded he was not a Communist Party member, despite early inquires.
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Democrats sense shift in public mood before midterms
Americans disapprove of the impeachment inquiry by a two to one margin three weeks before polls, while growing numbers trust Clinton more than Republicans to handle national problems. Democrats see renewed hope in November elections as some campaigns focus on issues over impeachment.
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IMF refinancing gains momentum as critics drop reform demands
Washington reports say efforts to refinance the IMF appear close to success after critics concede on some agency reform points. Republicans pressed for openness and stricter lending terms, with a pledge to seek broader support from other major economies if the compromise passes.
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