Yemen protest marks civil war anniversary in Sanaa
Tens of thousands gathered in Sanaa on the anniversary of the Saudi led coalition intervention. Demonstrators waved Yemeni flags and called for an end to the siege while pledging to resist Saudi aggression. The conflict pits Hadi loyalists against the Houthis with IS and al Qaida influence rising.
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Sanders Wins Two Western States in 2016 Primary Run
Bernie Sanders captured wins in Washington and Alaska as Hillary Clinton maintained a strong delegate lead. The AP notes Sanders gains limited impact on the race while boosting liberal support and pressuring Clinton ahead of northeastern contests. Clinton focused on New York and later Northeastern states, seeking to secure delegates and unity. Sanders vows to press forward with debates, aiming for Wisconsin and New York as part of a broader Western comeback strategy.
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Pope Francis Urges Hope At Easter Vigil In Vatican
Pope Francis ends a tense week with a hopeful Easter Vigil message in the Vatican Basillica urging believers to cast aside darkness and fear. He notes ongoing violence by extremists and highlights Easter as a call to awakening and renewed hope, including a baptism for 12 adults from various countries.
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Three Belgians charged over Brussels terror attacks
Belgian prosecutors charged Faycal C with involvement in extremist actor activities and two others, Baba N and Aboubakar A, for links to the Brussels airport and subway attacks. A fourth suspect Abderamane A was detained after a tram stop incident. Police confirm most victims identified as officials assess the toll and burns.
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Pentagon chief used personal email for government work
Defense Secretary Ash Carter used a personal email account for government business for nearly a year starting February 2015, with most messages nonclassified and related to routine scheduling and logistics. The 1,336 pages released after FOIA requests show he stopped in December and included auto replies noting he would no longer use personal email.
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