Tsipras Wins Greek Election After Tough Year
Tsipras and Syriza secured a second parliamentary victory this year with over a third of the vote and will form a coalition with the Independent Greeks. Meimarakis of New Democracy conceded as Greece faces bailout reforms and a migrant influx. Turnout fell to 55 percent as Europe watches Athens’ next steps to avert financial collapse and eurozone exit.
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Name Game Moves to S D Terrain
Harney Peak in the Black Hills of South Dakota becomes the latest site in a national naming dispute before the Board on Geographic Names. Native advocates push to restore Harney Peak's Lakota name amid broader fights over Mount McKinley Denali and other controversial geographic names.
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Americans released by Yemeni rebels include two from Louisiana and Michigan
The White House said two Americans freed after five months in Sanaa along with two Saudis and a Briton were released with help from the Sultan of Oman. At least one American remains detained in Yemen as Kerry pledged to pursue all abductees abroad. Darden of Transoceanic Development and Farran of Michigan were identified among the freed.
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Obituary and CalFire relate staged fires burn California towns
The Washington Post reports Jake Brewer died after a bicycle accident during a cancer charity ride in Washington. President Obama mourned Brewer, describing him as brilliant and generous. In California, two deadly fires destroyed 1,400 homes. Valley Fire 53 percent contained and Butte Fire 70 percent contained, with three and two fatalities respectively and hundreds of outbuildings lost.
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Clinton says personal email not best choice during tenure
Hillary Clinton acknowledged on CBS Face the Nation that using a personal email account as secretary of state “wasn't the best choice” but she and her campaign are releasing records. She plans to testify before Congress amid questions about deleted emails and urged broader refugee intake from Syria while criticizing Donald Trump and endorsing Bernie Sanders.
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