Conflicting Syria withdrawal reports amid cease fire push
Syrian troops pull from some calm cities toward bases ahead of the April 10 international cease fire deadline. Activists in Damascus suburbs deny withdrawals and warn protests could target the regime. The claim comes from an anonymous Damascus official for the AP.
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Romney sweeps Maryland DC and Wisconsin to build lead
Mitt Romney won three primaries Maryland District of Columbia and Wisconsin sealing a commanding delegate edge. Santorum campaigns in Pennsylvania as next states Connecticut Delaware New York and Rhode Island prepare to vote in a three week pause. Romney praised by Ryan and Johnson TV ads aided his effort as exit polls showed broad support for his nomination.
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Obama says Reagan could not win GOP primary today
President Obama derides a radical House budget plan as thinly veiled social Darwinism and a prescription for decline. He argues Reagan would not win a Republican primary in today’s party while criticizing Romney and GOP leaders for extremism and rigidity.
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Ex-Oikos Student Goh Tied to Oakland College Shooting
The suspect, 43, identified as Goh, faced debt troubles and a troubled past before he opened fire at Oikos University in Oakland killing six students and a receptionist and wounding three. He had been expelled in January amid disciplinary questions and had earlier lived in Virginia with multiple liens and tax debts.
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U.S. offers 10 million reward for Pakistani militant
The United States announces a 10 million dollar bounty for Hafiz Muhammad Saeed, founder of Lashkar-e-Taiba, linked to the Mumbai attacks. A 2 million dollar reward is offered for his deputy Hafiz Abdul Rahman Makki. Islamabad officials learned of the move via Indian and Pakistani media, seen by analysts as pressure to reopen NATO routes.
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