Congress to have a say on Iran deal in bipartisan move
Congress gains a formal role in evaluating the Iran nuclear pact as the Senate Foreign Relations Committee approves a compromise bill after White House signals it will sign. Republicans and Democrats welcome the shift amid negotiations with Tehran and pressure to curb presidential discretion.
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Obama to remove Cuba from terror list
Obama will remove Cuba from the list of state sponsors of terrorism marking a step toward normalizing relations. He cited Cuba’s assurances it will not support international terrorism and set a 45 day window for Congress to block the move, with a veto likely. The decision follows talks between Obama and Raul Castro on the sidelines of a regional summit.
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Buhari says he cannot promise Chibok girls' return
In a year marked since Boko Haram abducted 276 schoolgirls from Chibok, Muhammadu Buhari declined to promise their rescue, pledging instead to pursue every possible effort if they are alive while adopting a fresh, honest approach distinct from the long ruling government. Amnesty International notes the broader, ongoing civilian abductions and attacks by Boko Haram.
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Keeping the aging brain sharp a new report urges steps
The Institute of Medicine says cognitive aging is a normal process not a disease. Be active, control blood pressure and diabetes, don’t smoke, get sleep, and stay socially and intellectually engaged. Medications and unproven supplements may cloud thinking. evidence for brain games is unclear.
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University of Pennsylvania
Tulsa reserve deputy to fight manslaughter charge in shooting
Tulsa reserve deputy Robert Bates 73 argues a frantic arrest scene caused him to confuse his gun with a Taser when fatally shooting 44 year old Eric Harris during a pursuit on April 2. Bates posted a 25000 dollar bond and faces up to four years for second degree manslaughter. next court date set for April 21.
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