Egypts Morsi declares new republic amid turmoil and hope
Egypt's Islamist president Mohammed Morsi announced the newly adopted constitution as a turning point, urging dialogue with the opposition after violent unrest and outlining a democracy with balanced powers. He offered no concrete concessions and warned he would defend the charter.
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Blind dog Abby returns home after -40 degree Alaska ordeal
In Fairbanks Alaska a blind eight year old dog named Abby walked 10 miles through a snowstorm to reach a musher's yard and was reunited with a family with three young children. The rescue, described as a miracle, occurred after the December disappearance during winter conditions.
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Two West Webster firefighters wounded in ambush
Two upstate New York firefighters Joseph Hofstetter and Theodore Scardino survived an ambush that killed colleagues Michael Chiapperini and Tomasz Kaczowka. Investigators trace William Spengler Jr.'s guns and search for a body believed to be Cheryl Spengler. funerals set for Chiapperini and Kaczowka while the town honors the fallen.
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Sunni protests flare in Iraq's Anbar amid rising unrest
Large demonstrations erupt in Ramadi and across Anbar province as protesters denounce Prime Minister Nouri al Maliki and urge regime downfall. The protests echo Arab Spring chants and signal possible broader Sunni opposition amid sectarian tensions with Baghdad.
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Russia approves anti U S adoption bill sealing ban on American parents
The Federation Council unanimously backed a bill that would bar Americans from adopting Russian children and shut the main international adoption channel. Putin allies argue the move retaliation against a U S sanctions law. The U S State Department criticized the move while protesters gathered outside the council.
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