Turkey's 9/11 divides a nation in grief and anger
Thousands mourn in Ankara a day after twin explosions killed at least 95 and wounded hundreds. Protests mix grief with anger at President Erdogan and his government while authorities pledge investigations. Clashes during memorials, and blame trading between government and HDP leaders frame a polarized national mood.
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Obama Uses Government Buying Power To Push Policy
President Obama leverages federal purchasing strength to advance a higher minimum wage paid leave and paycheck fairness through executive orders affecting contractors. Officials say the move boosts efficiency and wider economic impact, while critics warn it could hit small businesses and risk constitutional issues.
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Reasonable force found in Tamir Rice shooting case
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