Bloodiest day in Egypt as Cairo protest camps cleared
Egypt endured its deadliest day since the Arab Spring after police cleared two pro Morsi protest camps in Cairo. Officials said nearly 300 killed and more than 2,000 wounded as clashes spread citywide. journalists died and a state of emergency was imposed by interim leaders.
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Israelis and Palestinians open new peace talks in Jerusalem
In a secretive session in Jerusalem Israeli and Palestinian negotiators began a substantive round after five years. They agreed to meet weekly, alternating between Jerusalem and Jericho as U.S. mediation by John Kerry frames efforts amid settlement moves and Gaza tensions.
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Tech pleads guilty in hepatitis C outbreak case
Traveling hospital technician David Kwiatkowski pleaded guilty to 16 federal drug charges in New Hampshire and Kansas related to theft and tampering linked to a hepatitis C outbreak. Sentencing is set for December 3. he faces 30 to 40 years in prison.
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