Yemen, U S pledge expanded cooperation against al Qaida in Sanaa
The United States and Yemen promised intensified high level cooperation in the fight against al Qaida as government troops moved into central Sanaa long held by militants. The militant network has leveraged Yemen turmoil to expand control in southern areas.
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Comedian Imam Convicted for Offending Islam in Films
Egyptian court upholds Adel Imam's three month jail term and fine for insulting Islam in popular films The Terrorist and Terrorism and Kabab Critics warn ultraconservative influence may curb Egypt's film industry and free speech A Detroit judge Wade McCree defends shirtless photo sent to women including a court employee and faces possible action by the Michigan Judicial Tenure Commission.
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Secret Service ousts nine amid prostitution scandal wave
Nine Secret Service employees have been forced out over a prostitution scandal. Two resigned and a third had his security clearance revoked, as officials say up to 20 prostitutes were involved. President Obama called the conduct "knuckleheads" and said the agents do not represent the agency.
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Questioning if Kony is alive haunts Ugandan LRA hunters
Ugandan troops in the Central African Republic question whether Joseph Kony is dead as they report little to no LRA activity in their patrol zones. Soldiers say they see no rebels and blame commanders for withholding truth while Obama sends 100 U.S. troops to assist regional efforts.
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Scientists demonstrate mind controlled robot
Swiss researchers show a partially paralyzed man control a robot via brain signals using a simple head cap. The system decodes thoughts in real time and continues motion until a stop command or obstacle. researchers aim to help immobile people interact with their surroundings through avatars.
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