Mladic trial details emerge as he faces war crimes case
The former Bosnian Serb general Mladic, held in a Dutch jail, is accused of leading a campaign to drive non Serbs from Bosnia. Prosecutors plan to use his diaries and intercepted material, including taunts about Sarajevo, to prove a broader plan with Karadzic and Milosevic. May 29 marks the start of testimony, though delays loom as prosecutors withhold evidence.
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Slobodan Milosevic
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New Mexico Considers Vaccination Exemptions Amid Pertussis Outbreak
State health officials note exemptions may affect pertussis clusters as 112 cases reported through May. A 2 month old infant dies in San Miguel County, the first pertussis death among NM infants since 2005. Experts urge booster shots for pregnant women and caregivers to protect infants.
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New Mexico
Joan Baumbach
Coronado Arrest in Dexter Area Case Involving A Minor
Coronado was arrested May 1 after a sheriff s investigation into a reported incident with a girl described as mentally a fourth grader. The victim said the driver took her to a local dairy during a delivery and later named Old Dexter Highway and Brasher Road as drop-off points. Detective Rebeca Abernathy matched a truck to the suspect and obtained a search warrant leading to an impounded vehicle and interview notes noting inconsistent statements.
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Rebecca Abernathy
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Senate clash over housing aid and violence act reform
Lawmakers debate a 2005 reauthorization of housing and youth prevention programs. Senate Democrats push to protect gays and transgender people from discrimination while expanding tribal authority to prosecute non Indians for abuse on tribal lands. Republicans oppose several provisions. House Republicans revised the bill to align with the Senate version but omitted gay protections. A broad coalition campaigns against the Republican bill, framing a vote as opposition to the Violence Against Women Act.
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Georgia
Shelley Berkley
Nevada
Dan Boren
Oklahoma
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Utah
Mike McIntyre
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Collin Peterson
Minnesota
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Anthony town residents urge end to immigration checks by police
About 400 residents of the border town of Anthony signed a petition demanding local law enforcement halt random immigration checks. Activists say signatures will be delivered to the city council after a march. The group asserts police acted as immigration agents in coordination with federal agencies, while officials say the department has only one officer and were unaware of checks.
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Border Network For Human Rights
Christina Parker
Texas-New Mexico
Parker
Gloria Irigoyen
Associated Press
Jose Manuel Escobedo
IRS
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