House Lawmaker Blocks U S Aid for Egypt
Rep. Kay Granger of Texas blocked a $450 million cash transfer to Egypt saying it requires further review amid Cairo's economic struggles. The move halts part of nearly $1 billion in debt relief promised by President Obama, as U S Egypt relations face heightened scrutiny.
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Father shoots intruder who is his son in burglary case
Connecticut state police say a man responding to his sister’s call shot and killed a masked intruder at her home. The victim was identified as the father’s teenage son Tyler Giuliano aged 15, who wore a ski mask and appeared armed.
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Bo Xilai expelled from Chinese Communist Party
Beijing moves to indict Bo Xilai on corruption abuse of power bribery and improper relations with multiple women and links him to the cover up of his wife's murder as part of a dramatic leadership transition set for November.
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Obama blocks Chinese wind farm near Navy site in Oregon
President Obama blocked privately owned Chinese company Ralls Corp from building wind turbines close to a naval weapons systems training facility in Oregon on national security grounds. Ralls has four projects near restricted air space and may appeal in court. The firm must divest within 90 days while CFIUS completes its review.
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Kenyan Somali forces attack al Shabaab stronghold Kismayo
Kenyan and Somali troops opened a long awaited assault on Kismayo the southern Somali port held by al Shabaab. Residents described beach landings near Kismayo University and heavy combat as aid to establish control amid uncertain stability ahead.
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Rebels Press Broad Aleppo Assault as City Divides
Rebels push to seize Aleppo in a major drive against Assad forces amid fierce fighting in Kurdish neighborhoods. U S officials warn of potential chemical weapon movement while diplomats urge unity and aid for opposition. The Observatory tallies 23 dead in the city.
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