Kennedy era files partially released withholds kept
The U S government released thousands of documents on Kennedy era inquiries to Oswald and Ruby while 300 remain withheld for 180 days at FBI and CIA request. The trove includes FBI interviews CIA activity and references to Marilyn Monroe Sam Giancana and Cold War security fears. Some records may be redacted or never released.
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Kenya Contested Re Run Marred by Clashes and Boycott
Kenya held a rerun of its presidential vote as opposition leader Raila Odinga boycotted and protests turned violent in Nairobi. Police clashed with protesters leaving several injured and four reported dead as voting in four counties was postponed to Saturday amid ongoing political turmoil. Western ambassadors urged unity to protect democracy and freedoms.
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Halperin Put On Leave Over ABC News Harassment Claims
Five women who worked with Mark Halperin at ABC News in the early 2000s accuse him of propositioning or inappropriately touching them. Halperin apologizes, says he will step back from day-to-day duties while addressing the situation.
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House narrow vote clears path for major tax overhaul
The House approved a budget measure 216 to 212 to set the stage for a sweeping tax plan. Leaders aim to pass tax reform through both chambers before Thanksgiving, despite GOP dissension and Democratic opposition.
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Higher education costs rise after aid lags
A series from the College Board shows annual tuition increases slowed to about 3 percent over five years, yet net prices after grants and tax credits rose for 2016-17 to 2017-18. Public four-year in-state tuition averages 9970 dollars, with net price 14940 including room and board. Private colleges show higher net prices but larger grant aid. State aid remains flat, with 12.5 billion given in 2015-16, about two thirds need-based.
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