Indicted Hell's Angels in Las Vegas wedding chapel brawl
Thirteen men including 11 Hell's Angels were indicted by the Clark County grand jury for a 2008 brawl with the Mongols at a downtown Las Vegas wedding chapel. Two defendants allegedly stabbed Mongols members during the fight. All face multiple felonies including battery and attempted murder.
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Las Vegas
Hell’s Angels
Clark County
Grand Jury
Jeffrey Murray
John Merchant
Murray
BP hopes to fully contain Gulf spill by Monday cap swap
BP engineers plan a tighter cap dubbed Top Hat Number 10 to seal the blown well while relief wells aim to plug it beneath the sea floor. Officials say containment could be complete by Monday if weather holds, with Helix Producer and new cap operating together to capture all oil.
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New Orleans
Gulf
Gulf of Mexico
Coast Guard
Adm
Thad Allen
Allen
Helix
Bob Dudley
Dudley
Louisiana State University Environmental Sciences
Ed Overton
Six U S troops killed as Taliban push intensifies in Afghanistan
Six U S service members died in Afghanistan's south and east amid mounting Taliban resistance as U S reinforcements push into Kandahar and other areas. Attacks cost more lives with roadside bombs and gunfire elevating casualties. Pakti a border province saw 11 Pakistanis killed in a cross border attack.
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Kabul
Afghanistan
U.S
Kandahar
Taliban
al- Qaida
Barack Obama
Matic
Paktia
Rohullah Samon
Dolphins slaughtered for bait in Amazon river
In the Mamau River Reserve area of the western Amazon, river dolphins are hunted for bait. Researchers warn the species could collapse as about 1,500 dolphins are killed yearly. enforcement is weak with fewer than five wildlife agents protecting vast jungle territory.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Amazon
Vera da Silva
Institute of Amazonian Research
Mamiaua
da Silva
Amazonas
Texas
Brazilian Institute of Environment and Renewable Natural Resources
Environment Ministry
Ibama
Andrey Silva
Landmark overhaul aims to tighten Wall Street rules
Senate battles to pass a 2300 page bill that would require banks to disclose more, prove repayment ability, and face tougher oversight. Officials say full effects unfold over two years as regulators draft new rules while banks adjust trading practices. Democratic leaders seek 60 votes. Byrd's death and GOP hesitation delay passage until after July Fourth.
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Washington
Senate
Wall Street
Congress
Barack Obama
Diana Farrell
White House
National Economic Council
Scott Talbott
Financial Services Roundtable
Travis Plunkett
Consumer Federation of America
House
Harry Reid
D-Nev
Robert Byrd
D-W.va
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3Rd District
Palmer
Gibson
Los Angeles
Mel Gibson
RadarOnline.com
Oksana Grigorieva
Grand Isle
NATO
Mike Mullen
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Mullen
Obama
Dra
Bravo Company
508 Parachute Infantry Regiment
82Nd Airborne
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Kandahar City
Airao River
Amazonas State
Brazil
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