Tragic blast ends custody case with Powell family loss
In Graham Washington a judge had ruled against Josh Powell in a custody case two days earlier. Powell and his two young sons Braden and Charles were killed when he allegedly blew up the house trapping all inside. The case follows Susan Powell's 2009 disappearance in Utah. A social worker reported a gas smell before the explosion. Steven Powell, father of Josh Powell, was in custody on unrelated charges.
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U S Proposes Syria Coalition After UN Veto
The United States floated an international coalition to back Syria's opposition after Russia and China vetoed a UN Security Council resolution to end nearly 11 months of bloodshed. Rebels say force may be needed to oust Bashar Assad as the regime vows further crackdown. At least 30 civilians died Sunday, including five children, in Damascus suburb attacks.
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Yemeni President Saleh Uproar Draws New York Protesters
A dozen protesters clash with police near the Ritz Carlton as Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh, in the United States for treatment, leaves a New York hotel. Demonstrators denounce his 33 year rule and show photos of Yemenis killed in crackdowns while awaiting a Feb 21 election.
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World leaders fret over possible Israeli strike on Iran
In a rare moment of unanimity leaders fear an Israeli attack on Iran could spark a wider war and global economic turmoil. Panetta and Obama weigh diplomacy while Netanyahu signals readiness. Ban Ki moon urges peaceful resolution amid heightened saber rattling and Iranian missile threat.
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Senate cyber security bill faces broad opposition from business and experts
A developing Senate plan to boost regulation of computer security for critical infrastructure faces opposition from firms who say it overreaches and from security experts who want stricter measures. The bill would let Homeland Security, with input from business, pick regulated companies and require better security, with uncertain specifics left to lawmakers. Critics question the chosen industries and whether DHS is the right enforcer while noting private ownership of most infrastructure.
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