Obama and Pena Nieto discuss US-Mexico security and trade
Presidents Obama and Pena Nieto held a news conference in Mexico City amid a shift in security policy. They pledged mutual respect and continued cooperation against drug trafficking and organized crime while expanding focus to trade and commerce and reassessing access for U S security agencies.
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Remains of Boston Marathon bombing suspect claimed
Boston authorities confirmed the body of 26 year old Tamerlan Tsarnaev was claimed by a funeral home retained by his family after a lengthy manhunt and his death in a gun battle with police. Officials noted the medical examiner had determined cause of death but released details pending the death certificate. Tsarnaev’s widow Katherine Russell and Tsarnaev’s uncle Ruslan Tsarni indicated the family planned to take possession of the body.
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Benedict XVI Returns to Vatican After First Resigned Era
Benedict XVI, 86, returns to Vatican for first time since Feb 28 resignation, living with Pope Francis in a former monastery. The meeting amid cautious media coverage, with Lombardi noting he is old but not ill, begins a new era in which a retired pontiff coexists with a reigning one.
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Pritzker Froman Nominated for Obama Economic Posts
President Obama named Penny Pritzker and Michael Froman for top economic roles. Pritzker would be Commerce secretary and Froman U.S. Trade Representative, aiming to grow the economy and expand overseas markets. If confirmed, Pritzker would be the fourth female secretary and the wealthiest in the cabinet.
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US calls for release of American in North Korea
The United States urged North Korea to grant amnesty and release Kenneth Bae, a 44 year old Korean American tour operator from Washington state, sentenced to 15 years hard labor for hostile acts. State Department officials pressed Pyongyang for transparency and noted the case amid stalled six nation talks and North Korea’s nuclear program.
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Gunfire at Houston airport ends in man’s death
A man about 30 fired a shot in Terminal B at Bush Intercontinental Airport. An Homeland Security agent who confronted him discharged his weapon as the suspect reportedly shot himself. The terminal was closed briefly and later partially reopened. Police released few details on the weapon.
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