U S withdraws India diplomat over New Delhi row
The United States announced the expulsion of a U S diplomat from India amid a dispute sparked by the arrest and strip search of Indian deputy consul general Devyani Khobragade in New York. Khobragade left for New Delhi after indictment and immunity grants.
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Rebels infighting in Syria wounds nearly 500 amid crossfire
The Syrian conflict sees about 482 killed and 500 wounded in a week of infighting among rebel groups including Islamic State linked factions. Civilians flee mosques and barricaded homes as Assad's forces gain ground elsewhere. Observers note 157 factions and 85 civilians affected.
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New Jersey lane closings spark political fallout
Documents released by a legislative committee show Christie aides worried about publicity after the George Washington Bridge lane closures caused Fort Lee traffic jams. The Port Authority and Christie loyalists are under scrutiny for possible retaliation against Fort Lee Mayor for not endorsing Christie.
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Senate backs new Iran sanctions amid push for tougher pressure
Fifty nine senators back a new sanctions package aimed at pressuring Iran to yield nuclear concessions. The tally includes most Republicans and sixteen Democrats led by Sen. Schumer, with House support and veto threats looming.
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House Republicans push ObamaCare security bill gains
The GOP led House approved a measure requiring HHS to notify individuals within two business days of any security breach involving personal data from HealthCare.gov. 291 to 122, 67 Democrats joined the Republicans in supporting the bill, which the White House calls costly and unnecessary.
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