Cameroon military rescues hostages after Boko Haram strikes
Cameroon says its forces drove attackers toward Nigeria and freed some captives after militants seized dozens of Cameroonians. The raid burned about 80 homes as officials reported 60 to 80 kidnapped including 30 herders and 50 children ages 10 to 15.
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U S Cuba Talks Move Toward Embassys Next Step
U S officials travel to Havana for migration and normalization talks aiming to lift restrictions on the U S Interests Section to allow an embassy. Roberta Jacobson leads the delegation as the most senior American to visit Cuba in over three decades.
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Five promises from Obama's 2014 State of the Union
President Obama used the 2014 State of the Union to declare a Year of Action and touted several executive actions. He highlighted immigration relief for over 4 million undocumented immigrants, a minimum wage boost for new federal contractors, the myRA retirement plan, and an expanded earned income tax credit. He also pressed for higher vehicle fuel standards and cleaner energy, noting limited Congress action on broader goals.
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Yemen clashes threaten transition as Houthis seize state media
Fighting near Sanaa palace and a key military base leaves at least nine dead and many injured. Houthis seize state media while government forces and Hadi loyalists clash amid a fragile cease-fire effort backed by the U.S. and allies.
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Donetsk airport battle escalates as rebels claim control
Rebels and Ukrainian forces fought for Donetsk airport with heavy shelling in nearby residential areas. The wrecked terminal symbolises the war, while each side claims control. Three Ukrainian service members were killed and 66 wounded in the last 24 hours. authorities say control remains disputed.
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