Perry defiant after booking on abuse of power charges
Gov. Rick Perry, amid cheers outside the Travis County Courthouse, vows to fight the abuse of power case as he considers a 2016 run. He was fingerprinted and photographed after an indictment tied to vetoing funding for state prosecutors. In Islamabad, tens of thousands protested outside parliament breaking through Red Zone barriers demanding PM resign. Protesters used wire cutters, cranes, and shields to breach the containment around government buildings.
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Liberia président declares Ebola curfew in Monrovia
Liberia imposes 9 PM to 6 AM curfew and blocks movement in West Point amid Ebola deaths. Three health workers on an experimental drug show signs of recovery, though effectiveness remains uncertain.
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Cease-fire efforts collapse amid heavy Gaza fighting
Gaza City reports show Egyptian mediation ends as militants launch rockets and Israel replies with airstrikes across Gaza. At least three Palestinians killed including a woman and child in Gaza City. Hamas and Palestinian negotiators declare talks over while pledging to resume if the atmosphere improves. Israel warns on shelters as rockets reach Tel Aviv and Jerusalem.
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Teens Arrested Over Planned Mass Shooting Plot in South Pasadena
South Pasadena investigators arrested two students after a tip triggered a probe into a mass shooting plan at a Los Angeles area high school. The 16 and 17 year olds planned to target three staff members and kill students, researching firearms and weapons online. Police will present the case to the district attorney.
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U S moves to reform no fly list procedures
The Obama administration will change how travelers can challenge no fly list designations within six months after a judge ruled current process unconstitutional. About 48 000 people were on the list last year amid calls for greater due process and transparency.
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