Roundup records Capitol lockdown ends after self-inflicted death
A two hour precautionary lockdown at the U S Capitol ended after a man carrying a protest sign shot himself on the west front area near the National Mall. Police sealed the scene, searched with bomb squads, and no others were harmed.
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Washington
U.S. Capitol
Capitol Building
Capitol Police
Kimberly Schneider
Kim Dine
Capitol
National Mall
Congress Returns to Medicare Fight and Iran Talks
Congress returns from spring break amid a bipar tisan Medicare doctors reform push and global pressure. Senate leaders aim for quick passage, backing a $214 billion package to retool physician reimbursements and fund kids health, community clinics, rural hospitals, and low income patients. Leaders face multiple proposed amendments while debates over Iran policy and abortion intensify. Senate Minority Leader Reid resigns 2016 bid, Schumer poised to lead, Menendez indicted on corruption charges. President Obama awaits Loretta Lynch nomination for attorney general.
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Senate
Medicare
Iran
Barack Obama
Loretta Lynch
Senate Democrats
Harry Reid
D-Nev
Reid
Chuck Schumer
D-N.y
New Jersey
Bob Menendez
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
R-Ky
McConnell
Mourners Honor Walter Scott at Funeral in South Carolina
In Summe rville South Carolina Walter Lamar Scott 50 was buried after a memorial at a crowded church where mourners condemned racism and police profiling. Patrolman Michael T Slager 33 faces murder charges for firing eight shots as Scott ran away and later handcuffed him.
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S.C
Walter Lamar Scott
North Charleston
Michael T. Slager
Scott
Walter
George D. Hamilton
Slager
Hamilton
Charleston County Sheriff’s Department
Charleston
Ferdin Santana
God
Santana
W.O.R.D. Ministries Christian Center
Hanahan
Coast Guard
Protests Loom After Senior Jamaat Leader Executed in Dhaka
Bangladesh braces for demonstrations after Mohammad Qamaruzzaman, assistant secretary general of Jamaat-e-Islami, was hanged for crimes against humanity tied to the 1971 war. Protests erupted in Dhaka and other cities as trials deepen political rifts.
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Bangladesh
Mohammad Qamaruzzaman
Farman Ali
Qamaruzzaman
Jamaat-e-Islami Party
Pakistan
India
Jamaat-e-Islami
Mohammad al Masum
Dhaka University
Shabagh Square
U.N
Ravina Shamdasani
Qamaruzzman
United States
State Department
Marie Hart
Supreme Court
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