Obama hints at possible US action over Syria red line
Obama signaled that the United States would consider military action in Syria if conclusive evidence confirmed chemical weapon use. He emphasized multilateral backing and options on the shelf such as a no fly zone or aid to rebels, while urging patience to build a stronger international case. He also pledged to revisit Guantanamo Bay policy amid political pressure.
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Ricin tied to Obama letters suspect in Tupelo case
James Dutschke, 41, of Tupelo, Mississippi, is charged with making ricin as part of an investigation into poison letters sent to President Obama, U S Senator Roger Wicker, and a Mississippi judge. Ricin traces were found at his former martial arts studio and in items he discarded, with castor beans bought online. He appeared in court in an orange jumpsuit, denying involvement and facing possible life imprisonment.
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Zimmerman waives immunity hearing in Stand Your Ground case
George Zimmerman told Judge Debra Nelson he agrees with defense plans not to seek an immunity hearing under Stand Your Ground. He acknowledged giving up the right to a hearing before his second degree murder trial in June while prosecutors and defense discuss timing. The judge had allotted two weeks for a potential immunity hearing, but trial timing remains in focus as the defense favors a jury ruling on liability.
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