Aid and airlift hold Yemen relief amid deadly clashes
Desperate aid waits for clearance as Yemen faces a mounting humanitarian crisis with at least 560 killed and 100,000 displaced. WHO says 1,700+ injured as fighting intensifies, while Red Cross shipments hover in Amman awaiting coalition approval to land in Sanaa.
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Rand Paul launches 2016 bid with combative pledge to take back country
In Louisville Kentucky Senator Rand Paul kicked off his 2016 presidential campaign with a fiery 26 minute speech attacking both parties and the Washington machine. He urged less government spending and civil liberties protection while challenging fellow Republicans and signaling a run to broaden support beyond the Tea Party base.
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Rand Paul Versus Ted Cruz Emerges In GOP Battle
The 2016 Republican race features Rand Paul and Ted Cruz as major rivals within the conservative wing. Both vie for the same voter bloc and aim to attract support beyond the party base. Cruz frames his appeal around religious conservatives and foreign policy contrasts, while Paul emphasizes tent revival and broader appeal. Cruz backs reforming NSA data collection, a point of disagreement with Paul who opposed the latest bill.
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Power Station problem disrupts Washington area outages
A Maryland transfer station mechanical failure caused widespread outages across Washington including the White House Capitol and State Department. Officials said no injuries, some stations affected and Metro used emergency power with dim lighting.
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Boston Marathon Trial Ends Day Pondering Verdict
After more than seven hours of deliberation, a federal jury in the Boston Marathon bombing case adjourned without a verdict. Dzhokhar Tsarnaev faces 30 counts with potential death penalty exposure, as prosecutors detailed the terrorist plot and victims testified.
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