Kenyan university attack toll spurs evacuations and curfew
Kenyan authorities identify victims after al Shabaab killed at least 147 mainly Christian students at Garissa University. A dusk to dawn curfew is imposed in Garissa Mandel a and Tana River for two weeks. President Kenyatta calls 10 000 police redeployed to campuses amid security gaps.
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Framework deal leaves major questions unresolved
The framework accord with world powers leaves Iran still facing a long list of unknowns. Breakout time could extend to a year for a decade, with unclear enforcement after 15 years. Obama and Kerry warn success is not guaranteed as Congress weighs two paths for action.
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Iran Israel clash over nuclear deal framework
Hard-liners in Iran and Israel condemn the framework as too lenient. Netanyahu says it fails to shut facilities or end uranium enrichment, while Iranian hard-liners say it locks in limits for a decade. Both warn the accord could endanger regional security and require a final deal by June 30. Western governments praise the framework for sanctions relief amid mixed Iranian reaction.
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Sailor survives 66 days at sea after boat mast breaks
Louis Jordan, 37, drifting 200 miles off North Carolina after his 35-foot sailboat mast broke, survived more than two months by catching rainwater, frying pancakes, and fishing with clothes nets. He was found by a German freighter and taken to Norfolk General Hospital in good health.
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Black box shows co pilot increased speed before crash
BEA data from Flight 9525’s black box indicates co-pilot Andreas Lubitz repeatedly accelerated the A320 during descent after the auto pilot set a descent. All 150 aboard died in the March 24 crash from Barcelona to Dusseldorf as investigators seek full motive and sequence of actions.
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