Egypt fires intelligence chief after Sinai attack warning
Egypt’s president dismissed the intelligence chief for failing to act on an Israeli warning days before militants stormed a Sinai border post killing 16 soldiers. The move followed airstrikes and a military offensive to restore stability in Sinai amid rising militant activity.
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Sinai Peninsula
Sinai
Mohammed Morsi
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Gaza Strip
Syrian forces renew siege of Aleppo rebel stronghold Salahuddin
In Aleppo Syria forces press an assault on the Salahuddin district a key rebel stronghold amid conflicting reports of control. State TV claims full government control while rebels insist they remain entrenched as bombardment continues and residents flee.
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Beirut
Salahuddin
Bashar Assad
Mahmoud Sheik Elzoor
Turkey
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Syria
Assad
Tal Rifat
Subterranean sect charged with child abuse in Russia
In Tatarstan, 83-year-old founder Faizrakhman Satarov led a sect that housed 27 children aged 1 to 17 in an eight-level underground complex dug beneath a brick house. Police raid uncovered neglected conditions, and 27 children were placed in an orphanage while parents faced abuse charges.
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Volga River
Tatarstan
Sazarov
Tatyana Moroz
Fana Sayanova
Gumer Ganiyev
Vesti
Satarov
Ganiyev
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Census proposes race category changes to improve counts
The Census Bureau seeks to treat Hispanic as a separate category and drop the term Negro while adding Middle Eastern identification. Arab Americans back changes, noting undercounts in ancestry data. A 2010 pilot found higher response and accuracy when wording differed from the five traditional race categories.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Angelo Falcon
National Institute For Latino Policy
New York City
Arab American Institute
Bear raids Estes Park candy shop for seven trips
A black bear entered the Estes Park Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory through an unsecured deadbolt and took English toffee and cookie bears. Surveillance shows seven trips in about 15 minutes before a passing car frightened it away. The bear left no wrappers, only dirt and a paper on the counter.
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Rais Suleimanov
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Kazan
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Estes Park
Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory
Jo Adams
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Rocky Mountain National Park
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