Cain campaign hits back at allegations of past impropriety
Herman Cain 65 faces questions as Iowa poll situates him atop the field while Politico reports two women accusing him of inappropriate comments and contact during his 1990s leadership at the National Restaurant Association. The women reportedly received five figure settlements after complaints were filed.
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Syria leader warns West of an earthquake
Syria's president Bashar al Assad uses metaphor of an earthquake to threaten Western actions as protests erupt across the country. Reporters note tense demonstrations demanding protection from government forces amid rising casualties over the weekend.
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Planes Diverted After Long NY Area Delay
Seven hours stranded on the tarmac as Fortuage planes and an American Airlines jet were diverted from New York area airports on Saturday. A passenger reports crew ran out of snacks and bottled water during the final hours of the delay.
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Ancient Christian relic unearthed in Jerusalem street dig
Israel archaeologists announced the 1400 year old Christian relic found in a Jerusalem City of David excavation outside the Old City walls. The carved box bears figures of saints and possibly Jesus and Mary and dates to the Byzantine era end of the 1th century AD. It offers evidence that religious loan icons circulated beyond church ceremonies. The find comes from the Silwan area, a politically sensitive site near East Jerusalem.
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Prosecutions Rise as War Zone Crimes Grow
In Iraq and Afghanistan, U S investigations show rising indictments and convictions for bribery theft and related crimes. Since 2001 SIGIR reports indicate 69 indictments and 57 convictions with hundreds more under scrutiny amid offshoot probes and new data mining and prosecution efforts.
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London church and city seek to clear Occupy protest at St Pauls
Clergymen and City of London officials began legal action to remove tents from the St Pauls Cathedral protest site. Bishop Richard Chartres urged nonviolent resolution as hundreds remain at the camp inspired by Occupy Wall Street, with a High Court decision expected on forcible clearance.
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