Polio outbreak in Somalia grows explosive with cross-border cases
WHO reports Somalia has more polio cases than any other country with 105 in country and 10 in Kenya as vaccination campaigns reach 4 million. Access remains limited in al Shabab controlled areas, hampering containment efforts. In Nairobi, Kenya, officials say the outbreak mirrors the same strain across borders.
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Cairo erupts in deadly street battles as vigilantes clash with Brotherhood
Cairo faced its worst violence in years with at least 82 dead including 10 police as vigilantes manned neighborhood checkpoints and fought Muslim Brotherhood protesters denouncing Morsi after a deadly crackdown. Across the country 72 civilians and 10 police also died in a week of clashes.
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CIA acknowledges Area 51 existence amid UFO lore flare
Declassified CIA history confirms Area 51 by name on Groom Lake map and notes U-2 and later stealth aircraft tests. The 407 page document redactions kept many secrets, fueling beliefs among UFO advocates that space beings may be hidden at the Nevada site.
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NSA revelations raise Capitol Hill pressure over spying abuses
Snowden data show NSA routinely exceeded authority since 2008 with reports masking details. Obama aides defend oversight while Senate leaders plan hearings and demand clearer answers on compliance incidents and data collection practices.
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Judge calls Manning leak heedless and dangerously reckless
Military judge Denise Lind ruled Bradley Manning’s action in 2010 to leak over 700 000 military and diplomatic documents and battlefield video was heedless and imminently dangerous to others The verdicts include six Espionage Act charges with Manning facing up to 90 years in prison A sentencing timeline was given with closing arguments and a possible Tuesday sentence confirmation The judge noted the material was potentially damaging and closely held at the time of the leak
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