FBI releases photos of two suspects in Boston bombing
The FBI issued photos and video of two suspects seen in surveillance footage at the Boston Marathon attack. Suspect 1 wears a dark cap, Suspect 2 a white cap worn backward. Authorities urge the public to help identify them and warn not to approach if seen.
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Man charged in ricin letters case described as good father
Mississippi man Paul Kevin Curtis 45 described as a good father quiet neighbor and entertainer who impersonated Elvis at parties yet authorities say he spiraled into emotional turmoil seeking attention for a conspiracy claim He sent letters to President Obama a U S senator and a Mississippi judge claiming danger from a supposed body parts market Curtis described fears online his ex wife saying he was bipolar when medicated he is terrific Waide Curtis lawyer notes Curtis held a 2000 discrimination suit against North Mississippi Medical Center but withdrew claiming conspiracies
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Leading Democrat voices raise alarm over health care law
Senator Max Baucus, a principal author of the Affordable Care Act, called the rollout a potential "train wreck" amid concerns over slow openings of state marketplaces and unclear public information campaigns. He pressed Health Secretary Kathleen Sebelius at a budget hearing, while Sebelius noted Congress blocked funding and the administration seeks $15 billion in next year’s budget.
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NASA Kepler finds two possibly habitable planets
In Brifely Washington, NASA s Kepler telescope identifies two planets near their star that are the right size and distance for potential life. Chief scientist William Borucki notes these are the best habitable candidates yet, unlike earlier exoplanets that were too big or too hot or too cold.
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Oil pipeline fees make final case
GRAND ISLAND NEB AP The State Department hearing drew 1000 plus supporters and opponents from across the state and beyond. Activists outlined civil disobedience and state court lawsuits to block the Keystone XL even if Obama approves it. Project fees aim to halt construction by blocking workers and lying down in front of equipment for the $7.6 billion pipeline linking Canada's tar sands to Texas refineries.
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