Kindergartner handcuffed after school tantrum sparks debate
A 6-year-old girl Sale cia Johnson was taken away in handcuffs after a tantrum at a Georgia school. Families condemn the treatment while the school and police defend their approach amid national debate on police use with disruptive students.
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Secret Service prostitution scandal swamps Washington
The Secret Service faces a widening probe after at least 20 women were found in hotel rooms with agents and military personnel before Obama’s Latin American summit. Investigators, led by Mark Sullivan, pursue differing accounts from 11 agents and 10 servicemen as concerns over security and access rise.
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Discovery ends flights with triumphant Washington loop
Space shuttle Discovery completed its final flight with three victory laps over Washington, then landed at Dulles to join a Smithsonian display. The 747 carrier retires after 39 missions, cementing a history of space exploration and national pride.
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Bethesda
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National Mall
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Dulles International
Virginia
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Jack” Dailey
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Syria cease-fire falters under world pressure amid fighting
As artillery shatters opposition areas and regime tanks roam city centers, civilians bury dozens and mark headstones. Despite claims of sporadic violence and a reduced assault, U.N. Ban Ki-moon and Western officials warn the truce is not yet a success. UN notes over 9,000 killed since 2011, while sanctions erode Syria’s currency reserves.
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Breivik defends terror in Oslo court ramble
Anders Behring Breivik spoke for an hour in Oslo detailing his anti Islam manifesto and said the July 22 attacks were self defense. He faces terror and murder charges for the bomb outside government HQ and the Camp Summer youth massacre that killed 77 people.
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