Tamim Abdullah Pursues Filmmaking Dream from Herat
Tamim Abdullah, a 19 year old from Herat Afghanistan, grew up in a middle class family and studied in Seattle last year as an exchange student. He now pursues filmmaking to tell real Afghanistan stories moving forward.
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Seattle
Roswell Juneteenth Celebration Highlights City Spirit
Roswell marks Juneteenth with community events and festive activities. Officials attend, and local residents participate in parades and performances celebrating history and freedom.
Rory McIlroy Dominates U S Open With Record 69
Rory McIlroy erased Masters heartbreak with a clinical 2 under par 69 at Congressional, finishing the U S Open in record fashion. His strong four days showcased majors future with flawless play and a classically tough test finally conquered.
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Supreme Court bars Wal-Mart sex bias class action
The Supreme Court blocked the largest sex discrimination suit, ruling Wal-Mart cannot be treated as a single class. A 5-4 decision said too many women across many jobs prevented a common question. Justices and lawyers said the ruling affects other firms facing similar claims.
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Fire crews battle Santa Fe forest blaze amid ban on trust lands
Firefighters hoped for cooler, calmer conditions as several hundred blazes burn around New Mexico. Land Commissioner Ray Powell imposed an open ended ban on fireworks, open fires, and smoking on 13 million acres of state trust land to protect leases, rents, royalties and fees funding schools, universities and hospitals.
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NM districts reworked to reflect decade of growth
Eastern New Mexico could join the southern district under a plan discussed by lawmakers. A legislative committee reviewed seven proposals to redraw the three congressional districts, aiming to adjust for population shifts and potentially shift political power for a decade. The current setup has Democrats holding districts 1 and 3 and a Republican in district 2.
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Obama to outline Afghanistan drawdown plan this week
President Obama will announce next steps in Afghanistan to begin withdrawing thousands of U.S. troops in July and set a broader 2014 handoff of security to Afghans while facing internal White House and military splits over the pace of the pullout and surge troop timetable. He will detail options from Gen. David Petraeus and is to speak from Washington before visiting Fort Drum on Thursday.
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Assad vows reform as protesters call him liar in Syria
President Bashar Assad announced a national dialogue and a committee to study political reform but offered vague steps and blamed saboteurs for the unrest. Protesters in multiple cities cried liar and urged regime change as one of the Arab Spring’s deadliest uprisings intensified.
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Assad
Beirut
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Damascus University
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