Murder probe after body found at Churchill Downs stables
Louisville police investigate a man's death at the Churchill Downs stables as a homicide not linked to the track or Derby. Identity and motive ongoing. Security called police at 4:50 a.m. The body was in a barn area used by trainer Angel Montano Sr. In Indianapolis a 14-year-old girl faces a preliminary murder charge in her 4-year-old cousin's stabbing death after police found the boy wounded at a grandparent's apartment. In Washington, Biden backs civil rights for gay couples while Obama campaign avoids a public stand on same sex marriage. In Omaha, Motuba the silverback gorilla required a CT scan after a jaw fracture from a fight at the Henry Doorly Zoo.
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Churchill Downs
Alicia Smiley
Smiley
Angel Montano Sr
Indianapolis
Kendale Adams
Marion County
Leon Thomas III
Adams
Washington
Joe Biden
White House
Barack Obama
Biden
Obama
NBC
Meet the Press
Omaha
Neb
Nebraska Medical Center
Motuba
Doug Armstrong
Henry Doorly Zoo
Armstrong
Hollande Wins France Presidency Defeats Sarkozy in Victory
President elect Francois Hollande defeated Nicolas Sarkozy to become France's next president, signaling a shift in tackling Europe s debt crisis and in France s military and diplomatic stance. Crowds gathered at Place de la Bastille to celebrate as Hollande urged growth through stimulus and pledged help for the downtrodden.
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Francois Hollande
Nicolas Sarkozy
France
Europe
Place de la Bastille
Fete Hollande
Francois Mitterrand
Hollande
Sarkozy
Greece
Germany
Italy
Tulle
European Union
Jeffrey Bergstrand
University of Notre Dame
Bergstrand
Afghan soldier fires on troops triggers fatal NATO death
An Afghan soldier fatally injured a NATO trooper before being shot in return fire in southern Afghanistan. The case highlights rising insider attacks fueling mistrust as NATO prepares to hand over security by 2014. The U.S. also weighs abandoning a plan for a Mazar i Sharif consulate after security flaws and cost concerns.
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Afghanistan
NATO
United States
U.S
State Department
Mazar-i-Sharif
America
United Nations
Facebook fury surrounds death of Savannah Hardin in Alabama case
Relatives and friends of Savannah Hardin’s grandmother and stepmother defend and attack the women on Facebook as a judge warns prosecutors and defense lawyers not to discuss the case. Experts note online posts shape witnesses and jurors, highlighting how social media challenges the legal process. Garrard faces possible death, Hardin possible life. both are jailed in Etowah County with no computer access.
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Ala
Savannah Hardin
Savannah
Casey Anthony
Trayvon Martin
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Twitter
Idaho
Prosecuting Attorneys Association
Joyce Hardin Garrard
Jessica Mae Hardin
Garrard
Hardin
Etowah County
Erdogan tells refugees victory near amid Syria vote clash
Turkey's prime minister addressed thousands of Syrians at a refugee camp claiming victory is close as Assad's grip weakens. The Syrian parliamentary vote faced opposition claims of no credibility amid ongoing fighting and a failed April truce under Kofi Annan's peace plan.
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Bashar Assad
Syria
Turkey
Recep Tayyip Erdogan
Assad
U.N
Bassma Kadmani
Syrian National Council
Kofi Annan
Annan
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