Mass prison break at Abu Ghraib shocks Iraq
Iraqi security forces hunted escaped inmates after coordinated attacks freed hundreds from Abu Ghraib and Taji. Dozens died, including 25 security personnel, as insurgents fired mortars and detonated bombs. Curfews, manhunts, and claims of inside help followed the weekend assault.
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Karim Kadim
Zimmerman helps four rescued from overturned SUV in Florida
In Sanford near Orlando, George Zimmerman helped free a couple and their two children from a flipped SUV on I-4 last Wednesday. No one was hurt. The incident followed his acquittal in Trayvon Martin’s 2012 death, with reactions and safety concerns noted nationwide.
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Robert Zimmerman, Jr
George
U.S
Neighborhood Watch
Rick Scott
Obama starts new push on economy amid political gridlock
President Obama launches a public campaign to restart an economic debate with the nation. He plans up to six speeches in two months, aiming to showcase progress and chart a long term course while acknowledging limits imposed by global forces and a stalled domestic agenda. Critics say past efforts show little real change as parties clash over taxes spending and energy policy.
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