Mexico's PRI claims comeback in presidential race
Enrique Pena Nieto leads exit polls with about 40 percent in Mexico’s presidential election, signaling a return to power for the Institutional Revolutionary Party after 12 years. Josefina Vazquez Mota and Gabriel Quadri concede early. Lopez Obrador lags as the federal count awaits official results.
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Enrique Pena Nieto
Revolutionary Institutional Party
PRI
Atlacomulco
Mexico
Pena Nieto
Mexico City
Institutional Revolutionary Party
National Action Party
Josefina Vazquez Mota
New Alliance
Gabriel Quadri
Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador
Federal Elections Institute
Joaquin Coldwell
Vazquez Mota
Congress
Eric Olson
Mexico Institute
Mississippi abortion law blocked by federal judge
A federal judge issued a temporary restraining order blocking HB 1390, a Mississippi law that would require abortion providers to have hospital admitting privileges. The order delays enforcement and sets a July 11 hearing to decide if the law will be blocked longer. The suit argues the mandate would shutter Jackson Women's Health Organization, the state’s only clinic. The governor and law supporters say the measure strengthens abortion regulations and patient safety.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Uss
Daniel P. Jordan
Jordan
Betty Thompson
Jackson Women’s Health Organization
Phil Bryant
Bryant
Mick Bullock
Three Scouts and leader die in Wyoming crash
Three Woodland Park Colorado Scouts aged 16 and 17 and their 52 year old troop leader died in a head on collision returning from a Wyoming camp. A 3 year old in the motor home also died and four others were injured. The wreck occurred on Highway 120 near Thermopolis.
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Wyoming
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Colo
Colorado Springs
Paul Kekich
Nick Naples
Alex Ragan
Woodland Park High School
Richard Kleiner
Highway 120
Thermopolis
Boy Scouts Council
Unreal: Residents tour Colorado blaze devastation
In Colorado Springs many homes burned to the ground as the Waldo Canyon fire grew to 26 square miles with 1,500 personnel on scene. Evacuations dropped to about 3,000 as crews pushed to build lines while investigators began probing the fire’s cause amid $8.8 million in costs.
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Coto
C.J. Moore
Colorado
Associated Press
Mountain Shadows
Waldo Canyon
Utah
Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
Moore
Bill Simmons
Debbie Byes
Simmons
Rich Harvey
Mahala Gaylord
Nina Foster
Eliza Foster
Courtney Drive
Colo
Surprise: Stocks having a strong year in 2012
At mid year 2012 stocks rose over eight percent amid corporate profits and strategic moves in Europe. U.S. indexes outperformed European and emerging markets, though April to June profits may dip 0.7 percent. China slows, U.S. consumer confidence weak, job growth soft.
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Jpmorgan
Facebook
Rex Macey
Wilmington Trust Investment Advisors
America
Standard & Poor
Europe
United States
S&p Capital IQ
U.S
China
Russia
Brazil
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