Roundup of space return and disasters spans three events
A three astronaut crew from the ISS landed in Kazakhstan after an extended 199 day stay. In Nepal a landslide in Taplejung district buried at least 21 people with 24 missing. In Tucson remains of 129 migrants found last year, lowest since 2001. In Philadelphia Victoria Windslowe received 10 to 20 years for fatal silicone injections.
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Dzhezkazgan
Kazakhstan
International Space Station
Steppes
NASA
Terry Wirts
Samantha Cristoforetti
European Space Agency
Russia
Anton Shkaplerov
Earth
Cristoforetti
Kathmandu
Nepal
Taplejung
Shanti Raj
Home Ministry
Laxmi Dhakal
Tucson
Ariz
U.S
Arizona
Pima County
Gregory Hess
Border Patrol
Los Angeles Times
Hess
Philadelphia
Padge
Victoria Windslowe
Common Pleas Court
Windslowe
Claudia Aderotimi
London
Sherkeela King
East Germantown
Prison Escape Probe Focuses on Female Worker in Dannemora
Investigators consider Joyce Mitchell, a prison tailor shop instructor, as a potential getaway driver for the Clinton Correctional Facility escape by inmates David Sweat and Richard Matt. The manhunt widens with bloodhounds tracking scent near the prison as Cuomo says others may have aided the escape. Mitchell has not been charged and her son says she was hospitalized with chest pains.
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Dannemora
N.Y
Associated Press
Andrew Cuomo
Mitchell
Tobey Mitchell
NBC
Sharon Currier
Dickinson
Currier
Mexico
David Favre
Jennifer Hitchey-Reyell
Layla
Luxor trembles as tourism fears flare after temple attack
In Luxor Egypt residents fear a renewed tourism collapse after a failed terror assault outside Karnak Temple. Authorities staged a free day trip for 1000 plus foreign visitors to reassure safety while ministers visit the city. Tourism, antiquities security ministers and PM pledged control amid anger at security agencies.
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Luxor
Egypt
Karnak
Red Sea
Cairo
Karnak Temple
Cambodia
Angor
West Bank of the Nile
Tutankhamun
Temple of Hatshepsut
West Bank
Morsi
Sinai Peninsula
IRS expands data sharing to curb tax fraud with states and industry
The IRS teams with states private industry to share data on tax filing patterns to prevent identity theft. Officials say procedures will be in place for 2015 filings and aim to disrupt criminals including those in Russia who stole data used in fraudulent refunds.
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Washington
IRS
John Koskinen
Koskinen
Associated Press
Russia
China
Ken
Office of Personnel Management
Federal Employees’ Union
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New York
Ian
Mohammed Othman
Travel Agents Association
Othman
Britain
Japan
Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi
Mohammed Morsi