U S paid 50000 per dead and 11000 per wounded in Afghan killings
Afghan officials say the United States paid fifty thousand dollars for each villager killed and eleven thousand for each person wounded after a rogue soldier, Staff Sgt. Robert Bales, allegedly shot families in Kandahar's Panjwai district. The payouts, approved by President Obama, aim to mend frayed ties amid broader tensions.
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Activists across churches honor Trayvon Martin slain teen
Congregants in Eatonville Florida and cities from New York to Chicago worn hoodies echoing Trayvon Martin's hoodie. Preachers urged justice and a broader civil rights push while officials consider charges and a federal civil rights probe.
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Pope calls Mexicans to use faith against violence
Pope Benedict XVI urged Mexico to wield faith against drug violence poverty and corruption during Mass before about 350000 worshippers at Bicentennial Park. He urged purified hearts and peace as the country endures a brutal drug war and social strife.
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House GOP budget becomes heated campaign issue
The Ryan plan draws sharp Democratic critique as a Romney Romney-Ryan ticket debate unfolds. White House adviser Plouffe calls the budget heavy with tax cuts for the wealthy funded by cuts to seniors and veterans.
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