Mexico says drug violence toll tops thirty thousand since 2006
Mexico reports more than 30,000 people killed in drug violence since 2006 crackdown. Official figures show about 12,500 deaths from January to November, with La Familia cartel weakened after arrests and killings. Navy seizures include 240 drums of meth precursor at Altamira.
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Mother who campaigned for slain daughter killed in Ciudad Juarez
In Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, gunmen killed activist Marisela Escobedo Ortiz as she protested outside the governor's office demanding justice for her slain daughter Rubi Frayre Escobedo. Officials say Sergio Barraza, a main suspect in the daughter's killing, is linked to the mother's death and three judges were suspended after acquitting him.
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Russian doctor fears dismissal after claiming fake hospital display
Ivan Khrenov said he would be fired after telling Vladimir Putin that the Ivanovo hospital visit featured borrowed equipment and doctors shown fake salaries and recovering patients. Putin ordered an investigation as regional figures criticized Khrenov's claims and he warned of potential retaliation.
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Historic vote on military gay ban faces looming Senate showdown
The Senate moves toward a landmark vote to repeal Don't Ask Don't Tell. If 60 senators support advancing the bill, it could pass today, signaling a major victory for Obama and Democrats. House already backed the repeal, and lawmakers face GOP protests and a tight lame duck timeline.
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Iowa Republicans pledge impeachment of four Iowa Supreme Court justices
Several Republican lawmakers vow to impeach four Iowa Supreme Court justices who joined a 2009 unanimous ruling legalizing gay marriage in the state. They argue the justices overstepped by overturning a state marriage law defined as man and woman.
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Honda recalls Passport SUVs over rear suspension bracket risk
Honda will inspect rear suspension lower trailing link brackets on about 35,000 1998 to 2002 Passport SUVs in 21 states and DC after 33 owner complaints but no injuries. Salt-prone regions like Ohio are affected. owners should visit recalls site or call for inspection.
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