El Chapo Guzman capture ends largest Mexican manhunt
Mexico.us reports the El Chapo Guzman capture as the culmination of the nation’s most intensive manhunt. Some 2,500 security and intelligence agents joined raids data and interrogations while monitoring Sean Penn and Kate del Castillo during interviews with the world’s most wanted trafficker.
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Detroit mayor cites heart breaking conditions in Detroit schools
Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan joined teachers in demanding state aid as 24 schools closed for sickouts over health and safety concerns. He toured four campuses noting some well kept while others had water damage and cold classrooms. The DPS debt nears 700 million dollars and MERC penalties could follow if formal action occurs.
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Mann Elementary School
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Ten U.S. sailors held by Iran near Farsi Island
Ten U.S. Navy sailors and two small Riverine boats drifted into Iranian waters due to mechanical trouble and were detained overnight on Farsi Island. Officials said no one was injured and that Iran assured swift, safe return. Kerry spoke with Zarif to secure outcomes as U.S. contacts continued.
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Supreme Court overturns Florida death penalty system
The Supreme Court ruled 8-1 that Florida's death penalty scheme violates the Sixth Amendment by requiring a judge to impose a sentence after a non unanimous jury recommendation. The decision, led by Justice Sotomayor, requires juries to find all facts for a death sentence. Florida may need to rewrite procedures as courts reassess related cases and inmates.
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Bombing Kills 10 Tourists in Istanbul Historic District
A bomb in Istanbul's Sultanahmet district near the Blue Mosque killed 10 foreign tourists, mostly German, and wounded 15 others. Turkish leaders identify the attacker as an Islamic State member, a foreign national born in 1988 in Syria, promising ongoing action against the group.
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Turkey
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