Iranian woman pardons acid attacker in court ordered retribution
Ameneh Bahrami, blinded and disfigured by acid, forgives Majid Movahedi in a hospital setting as a doctor prepares to pour acid in his eye. Iran's qisas system allows victims to seek eye for an eye retribution or mercy, with the attacker awaiting further punishment and compensation.
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Deal Reached on $1.5 Trillion Deficit Cut Plan
House Speaker Boehner telephoned Obama to announce a late deal focused on spending cuts and a tax fight. Pelosi signaled review with her caucus while economists warned of risks to the economic recovery. Senate support appeared likely, with a tight timetable to draft $1.5 trillion in further cuts before Thanksgiving and a Christmas vote.
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Mental illness cited in Cleveland killer trial
Lowell, 51, confessed to seducing women to his Cleveland home. jurors may choose life in prison without parole if they reject the death penalty. Mental health experts question his impulse control while defense cites several disorders and cocaine addiction.
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