Ahmadinejad’s sister loses Garmsar seat in Iran vote
Mehr news agency reports Parvin Ahmadinejad, sibling of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, defeated by conservative rival in Garmsar near Tehran. Early returns show conservatives winning other districts, signaling a tougher parliament ahead.
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Obama warns Iran, backs US strike option for nuclear threat
President Obama warned Iran it faces a possible U S military strike to stop nuclear development while telling Israel not to strike pre emptively. He emphasized the United States will act and that both Iran and Israel understand a military option remains on the table amid sanctions diplomacy and pressure from allies.
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Tornadoes Level Indiana Towns Killing Dozens
A second deadly tornado outbreak left at least 28 dead across Indiana Kentucky and Ohio with Henryville Indiana hit hardest. Fire stations collapsed schools roofs tore off and a prison fence fell as relief crews searched rubble and residents shared water and food.
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BP and plaintiffs reach $7.8 billion Gulf spill settlement
BP agreed to settle lawsuits filed by more than 100000 fishermen cleanup workers and others harmed by the 2010 Deepwater Horizon disaster. The deal has no cap and is estimated at about 78 billion, drawn from a $20 billion fund with Trust assets around 95 billion.
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Congressman Peter King blasts Christie over NYPD Muslim monitoring remarks
New York Representative Peter King, chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee, accused New Jersey Governor Chris Christie of scoring cheap political points and warned he should focus on saving lives. King criticized Christie's remarks about the NYPD’s intelligence operations in Newark as arrogant and politically motivated. Both are Republicans amid NJ concerns over NYPD activities reported by the AP.
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