Obama aims to deepen ties with China amid call for reform
In a set of speeches the Obama administration outlined a push to strengthen economic and security links with China while urging political reform and human rights improvements. Hillary Clinton warned of risks from China’s rise and pressed for Liu Xiaobo’s release as Hu Jintao’s three day state visit looms.
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Stampede at Indian festival kills over one hundred
A stampede near Sabari mala shrine in Kerala during the end of the two month Hindu festival left at least 102 dead and 44 injured. Police said a jeep drove into a crowd along a forest path as tens of thousands of pilgrims departed the hilltop shrine.
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Promised Independence Weighs on Southern Sudan Journey
In Juba, hopeful residents describe a new nation awakening after a weeklong referendum on southern Sudan’s independence. Welder Stephen Jada envisions global travel and growth, while others warn of malaria, illiteracy, corruption, and tribalism that could threaten development as votes are counted. Dr. Hassan Awule notes Morobo Clinic’s expansion amid ongoing costs and credit to the poor.
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MTV reality alum charged with Miami murder
Baron Colon, 24, a finalist on MTV From Gs to Gents, is charged with first degree murder and armed burglary in the January 2006 slaying of artist Marcelo Vera. Investigators say a confidential informant recorded Colon confessing details of the crime. He awaits arraignment in Miami-Dade circuit court.
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Tragic electrocution in California back yard
A downed 12,000 volt line electrocuted a man in San Bernardino while his wife and son died helping to rescue him. Firefighters found three bodies. the cause and wind conditions are under investigation as Southern California Edison aids the family.
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