Voices In Ukraine Describe Widespread Despair And Fear
In Kyiv and cities like Odessa and Donetsk locals describe war fatigue and economic strain from Russian backed fighting. Mothers in Amvrosiivka report unpaid work and aid dependence while others fear mobilization. Wa r’s impact on jobs, prices, and prospects fuels calls for Western help. Dorell reports for USA TODAY.
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Overhaul on horizon for GI pay and retirement plans
The White House and Pentagon back proposed changes to military compensation including a 401k style retirement plan for all troops. The Military Compensation and Retirement Modernization Commission would save about 12 billion annually, with a report to Congress by April 30.
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Vehicle ram at NSA gate ends in deadly shooting at Fort Meade
Two men dressed as women drove an SUV toward an NSA gate near the National Security Agency headquarters in Fort Meade Maryland. Police opened fire killing one suspect and wounding the other. An NSA police officer was also wounded in the firefight.
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Online currency theft via undercover aliases linked to DEA and Silk Road case
Authorities allege a DEA agent used aliases including Nob and French Maid to demand bitcoin payments and offer secrets to Ulbricht, $250,000 and $100,000 in bitcoin respectively. The agent, a 15 year veteran, resigned in May and faces a detention hearing after arrest. A Baltimore computer forensics expert, Bridges, is accused of diverting over $800,000 in bitcoin to a Japan exchange, wiring funds March-May 2013, and has pleaded innocence while under pretrial supervision.
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Prosecutors rest in Boston Marathon bombing trial case
In Boston the prosecution closed its case against Dzhokhar Tsarnaev after grisly autopsy testimony from doctors who examined Lingzi Lu and Martin Richard. The 21 year old faces 30 counts including 17 possible death penalty charges. Jurors watched autopsy photos as witnesses described blast injuries and pain.
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Palestinian health workers in West Africa Ebola toll rises
The health crisis in West Africa deepens as Ebola infections top twenty five thousand with nearly ten thousand dead. Health workers in the region face high risk while cases recede in Liberia and Sierra Leone, new focus shifts to Guinea amid ongoing transmission.
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