Taliban and Netanyahu in two countrywide security shocks
Four gunmen attacked a luxury Kabul hotel injuring no one and were killed in a standoff as Afghanistan braces for elections. In Jerusalem a former staffer sues Sara Netanyahu for abusive language and ethnic slurs seeking about 185000 dollars. In New York a teen climbed World Trade Center causing security concerns after a two hour ascent. he faces criminal trespass charges.
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Sara Netanyahu
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Best lead in Australia search for missing plane
Satellite images detected two large objects about 1000 miles off Australia in the southern Indian Ocean. Officials described the sighting as the best lead yet as planes and ships combed 13000 square miles of remote sea, weather warned of deterioration, and authorities planned further satellite passes and on scene evaluations.
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Army general spared prison in sexual assault case
Brig. Gen. Jeffrey A. Sinclair, once seen as a rising Army star, was spared prison and given a reprimand plus a $20,000 fine after pleading guilty to adultery and improper relationships. He retires amid criticism of the military justice system.
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Congress presses CIA over search and secret interrogation review
Senate leaders push for declassification of sections of the 6,000 page Senate report on war on terror interrogations after a CIA search of committee networks sparked a dispute. Harry Reid called CIA actions indefensible and demanded an inquiry into how staff accessed an internal CIA review.
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