U S helicopter crashes in Okinawa leaves crew safe
A U S military HH 60 rescue helicopter based at Kadena Air Base crashed at Camp Hansen in Okinawa during an unspecified training mission. All four crew members are believed to have survived with three ejecting and one injured, as officials and Kadena officials investigate the cause amid local anti base sentiment and prior related incidents.
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GOP push to pull Clinton programs from NBC and CNN
The Republican National Committee urged NBC and CNN to cancel or risk sanctions over planned Clinton focused programs. RNC officials say the Hillary Clinton projects amount to political ads and threaten future GOP debates if aired. CNN and NBC defended their independence while outlining ongoing productions slated for 2014 through 2016.
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Riverton pageant winner accused of throwing bombs
Kendra McKenzie Gill, crowned Miss Riverton, and three others were arrested after allegedly tossing makeshift explosive devices from a car in Riverton neighborhoods. They admitted buying bottles, foil and chemicals. authorities warn devices can cause severe damage. Gill faces 10 counts of detonating an incendiary device and officials weigh revoking her title. The case, under review by Miss Utah officials, follows a local pageant amid 40,000 residents in Riverton.
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Bezos to buy Washington Post for 250 million dollars
Jeff Bezos, founder of Amazon, agrees to acquire The Washington Post and related publishing properties for 250 million dollars. The deal, excluding Amazon, covers Express, Gazette, Southern Maryland Newspapers, Fairfax County Times, El Tiempo Latino and Greater Washington Publishing, and is set to close later this year.
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