Stocks Drop Fourth Day as Yields Rise Hit Markets
New York stocks declined for the fourth straight session as bond yield concerns persisted. Dow fell 70.73 points to 15010.74, S&P 500 down 9.78 to 1646.05, Nasdaq off 13.69 to 3589.09, and Russell 2000 down 11.05 to 1013.25 with four stocks dropping for each gainer on the NYSE.
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Miranda detention sparks defiant pledge from Guardian pair
London detained David Miranda under terrorism rules upon arrival at Heathrow. Guardian reporter Glenn Greenwald vows bolder publishing while Miranda, held for hours, recounted threats and compulsory cooperation as agents seized devices. Brazil protests the detention as unjust.
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Benghazi memory drives U S policy on Egypt security
U S officials link Benghazi to decisions on Egypt aid to protect embassies in Cairo amid unrest. Obama team weighs suspending part of 250 million dollars in annual economic aid while keeping 1.3 billion dollars in military aid intact, citing safety of Americans. Cairo court orders former President Mubarak’s release in corruption and protester killing cases.
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Cruz releases birth certificate amid eligibility questions
U.S. Senator Ted Cruz released his birth certificate showing birth in Calgary Alberta on December 22 1970 with his mother born in Delaware and his Cuban born father. The document was provided to The Dallas Morning News. Cruz rose from little known Texas solicitor general to GOP primary winner and Tea Party favorite. He has spurred talk of a 2016 White House run and has drawn scrutiny from birther critics.
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