Death by own action bomber kills three in Syria
Beirut report says a terrorist death by own action car bomb detonated in Dara Syria killing three civilians and wounding twenty. Authorities link attacks to Islamic militants tied to al Qaida while opposition claims security service involvement to discredit the uprising.
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Moscow hit by deadly storm clears emergency response
Gov Kasich declared an emergency after storms battered southwest Ohio destroying about a quarter of Moscow village and killing three people. Ron Portman and local officials described the devastation as a bomblike blast with 25 homes damaged or destroyed among 100 in town as residents waited to return.
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Indiana tornado toll rises as baby found in field
Tornadoes ripped through southern Indiana killing 14 statewide and injuring others. Gov. Mitch Daniels toured Henryville where a high school was damaged, praising warnings that limited deaths. A baby was found alone in a field near New Pekin and was in critical condition in Louisville.
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BP settlement clears path for Gulf spill resolution
BP reaches a multibillion dollar tentative settlement with victims and claimants of the 2010 Deepwater Horizon disaster. The agreement, valued around 7.8 billion, aims to end costly litigation and restore government trust as federal court in New Orleans weighs approval.
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Limbaugh apologizes to Georgetown student over insults
Rush Limbaugh apologized to Sandra Fluke, a Georgetown University law student, for calling her a slut and a prostitute after advertisers and fellow Republicans criticized his remarks. The episode followed Democratic pushback on birth control coverage and Obama support for Fluke.
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