Five Die In Bomb Attacks In Damascus Syria
AP reports two booby trapped vehicles exploded in Damascus killing five police officers near a mosque in Rukneddine and a separate car bomb struck Mazze close to the Ministry of Information and the Ministry of Justice. The blasts follow ongoing civil war violence and a deteriorating humanitarian situation.
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Quakes Kill 64 in S W China Amid Aftershocks
Twin quakes in Guizhou and Yunnan provinces toppled thousands of houses and disrupted communications as aftershocks followed days of heavy rainfall. At least 64 killed, 715 injured, and over 100000 evacuated, with Yiliang County hardest hit due to landslides and poor construction.
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U S designates Haqqani network as a terrorist body
The Obama administration labeled the Pakistan based Haqqani network a terrorist group claiming it funds and conducts attacks. Clinton signed a order to ban U S business with members and block assets while noting continued pressure to degrade the organization. The move risks complicating Afghan peace talks and strains U S Pakistan relations.
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Prince Harry begins Afghanistan Apache helicopter tour
Prince Harry starts a four month combat tour in Afghanistan as an Apache gunner based at Camp Bastion. He joins 662 Squadron of 3 Regiment Army Air Corps, flying missions in Helmand Province while Britain keeps troops deployed and silence on the operation.
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Dow, S&P, Nasdaq Rise Modestly on Weak Jobs Data
New York stocks edged higher after a weak jobs report sparked expectations of Fed action next week. The Dow added 14.64 to 13306.64, the S&P 500 rose 5.80 to 1437.92, and the Nasdaq gained 0.61 to 3136.42 as 96,000 jobs were created last month while the unemployment rate fell to 8.1 percent. Intel cut its revenue outlook, weighing on sentiment despite four-year highs sparked by ECB bond-buying plans for euro area periphery nations.
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