Leak Probe Tops Washington in Bipartisan Backlash
Attorney General Holder steps back from the AP leak case as Ronald Machen and James Cole run a broad national security leak inquiry touching a star pitcher and lawmakers. The probe targets a May 2012 AP Yemen bombing story, with ties to Fox News emails, sparking calls to revise reporter subpoenas and guard press freedoms.
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Eric Tucker
Associated Press
Washington
Ronald Machen
James Cole
Congress
Justice Department
White House
Fox News
Eric Holder
Machen
U.S
Cole
Jamie Gorelick
WilmerHale
Yemen
Hispokesman
State Department
North Korea
Fox
Barack Obama
Holder
News
District of Columbia
Vincent Gray
Tom Zeno
U.S. Attorney's Office
Frederick Cooke
District of Columbia Council
District Council
Jesse Jackson Jr
Obama
Roger Clemens
Clemens
Marriage Licenses Listed for May 14 to May 23
A series of marriage license notices list couples from Hobbs Lovington Eunice McDonald Denver City Odessa Andrews Midland Sascha Arrington and others. The records cover May 14 through May 23 and include both partners ages and hometowns across Texas and New Mexico.
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Miguel Orozco, Jr
Eunice
Genneva Acosta
Isidro Montanez Montez, III
McDonald
Danielle Nickcole Duffy
Cody Max Clifton
Hobbs
Brittany Taylor Hughes
Lee Royal, IV
Isala Monique Maldonado
Jose Laurentino Vazquez Chavez
Lubbock
Texas
Denver City
Christopher James Brattain
Lovington
Lori Diane Cabello
Lance Baxter Hartman
Ransom Canyon
Patricia Hope Miller
Gustavo Basurto Espinoza
Geisha Serna Rodriguez
Erick Daniel Soto
Midland
Jessica Dennise Acosta
Luis Angel Tapia Rodriguez
Odessa
Malony G. Cepeda
Pedro Moreno Garcia
Vielka Martinez
Jared Jack Lackey
Ashley Lynnette Wagoner
Peter James Stevens
Sharalee Rae Major
Juan Francisco Aguilar
Andrews
Karen Stephani Burguete
Michael Benjamin Brown
Heather Dawn Qualls
Michael Ysidro Sanchez
Kellie Kathleen Spontak
Avidan Dwight Goree
Paula Lynn Slade
David Zachary Wood
Jessica Renee Havmnen
Sascha Geramy Arrington
Kathryn Elizabeth Weingates
Manuel Corral Gonzalez
Jerry Andazola Terrazas
Pistorius Faces Public Return Ahead of Murder Trial
Oscar Pistorius will appear at the Pretoria Magistrate's Court for a bail hearing ahead of his murder trial. The case centers on four shots fired through a bathroom door, claimed as putative self defense in a dark pre-dawn moment. Supporters say he acted to protect himself. prosecutors seek a conviction if intent is proven. Police and witnesses will be questioned, with cellphone records and neighbor accounts scrutinized for motive.
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Gerald Imray
Associated Press
Johannesburg
Oscar Pistorius
Pistorius
Reeva Steenkamp
Pretoria
Steenkamp
South Africa
Marius du Toit
Martin Hood
Hood
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