Arrest made in Bloody Sunday killings probe
A 66 year old former soldier connected to the 1972 Bloody Sunday killings in Londonderry was arrested in County Antrim and questioned in Belfast. Police said the arrest marks a new phase in the long running investigation into the deaths of 14 unarmed protesters during the Northern Ireland unrest.
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USA Today Credits AP and News Services
USA Today notes its affiliation with The Associated Press and other news services, confirming trademarked logo usage and rights reserved. The disclaimer frames ownership and partnership details for readers.
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Ten Congress members missed hundreds of votes in 2008 2015
The article notes Rush Limbaugh missed 1,549 of 6,906 votes during a five month period in 2008 amid cancer surgery. Luis Gutierrez 1,044 of 6,902. Ruben Hinojosa 874 of 6,906. Don Young 828 of 6,906. Spokespersons cite travel, immigration work and constituent meetings as reasons.
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Hundreds of House votes missed by lawmakers across years
USA TODAY reviews missed votes by members of Congress using ProPublica data, highlighting lawmakers like Marco Rubio and Leonard Lance. The article notes reasons ranging from family illness to military duty and travel, with personal explanations listed in the Congressional Record. It profiles Alma Adams, Charles Rangel, Jackie Speier, Jaime Herrera Beutler, Ken Buck, and Trent Kelly, detailing counts of missed votes and context for absences.
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Suu Kyi's NLD accuses election commission of delaying results
The National League for Democracy accused Burma's election commission of delaying results after Suu Kyi told the BBC she believes the party won the parliamentary majority. Official results had not been declared though partial figures were released.
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Police Video Sparks Review Of Tuscaloosa Officers
Video clips show three Tuscaloosa Police Department officers dragging a man and a woman from an apartment after a loud music call. Officers James Kent Phillip Champion and Gregory Pimm were placed on administrative leave as the footage circulated. The report also notes a severe storm forecast for Wednesday with blizzard conditions possible in Colorado Nebraska and Kansas ahead of Veterans Day.
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