Carter visits Pyongyang to seek Gomes release
Former President Jimmy Carter arrives in Pyongyang on a private humanitarian mission to secure the release of Aijalon Gomes. He is met by Kim Kye Gwan and travels with Rosalyn Carter, aiming to return Gomes to the United States while North Korea seeks resumed talks.
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Miners practice health plan as rescue drags on
Chilean officials urge the 33 trapped miners to stay healthy and exercise while awaiting rescue from an emergency shelter 0.5 miles underground. A 6 inch bore gives access for supplies and communication as experts debate time to dig a 2,200 foot escape tunnel and lift the men to safety.
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Germany moves to curb employer Facebook checks
Germany considers a draft law to bar prospective employers from checking private Facebook posts. Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere says searches on public web material and business networks would remain allowed, while private friend connections and internal private posts would be protected. Citizens can sue for damages if a rejection is proven to be based on Facebook content.
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