Roundup Debates Guantanamo Tapes and Odd Local Incidents
The DC Circuit Court signals secrecy for Guantanamo videotapes with redaction battles ahead. In Florida, Mavericks High principal Krista Morton and an 18 year old student face marijuana charges after a park car arrest. Arkansas dog Benno the Belgian Malinois survives removal of 23 rifle rounds. Arkansas City seniors prank Craigslist listing the high school building for sale at 2015 price amid college funds.
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Florida
North Palm Beach
Krista Morton
Mavericks High School
Morton
Lakeside Park
Mountain Home
Ark
Arkansas
Benno
Baxter Bulletin
Larry Brassfield
Brassfield
Sarah Sexton
All Creatures Animal Hospital
Sexton
Arkansas City
Kan
Arkansas City High School
Winfield Daily Courier
Alisha Call
U S to launch civil rights probe into Baltimore Police
U S Attorney General Loretta Lynch announced a full scale civil rights investigation into Baltimore police following the death of Freddie Gray in custody. Investigators will assess constitutional rights violations and work with the community officials and law enforcement. The probe follows past Baltimore Sun findings of misconduct and settlements.
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Baltimore
Freddie Gray
U.S
Loretta Lynch
Department of Justice
Lynch
Justice Department
Ferguson
Cleveland
Sioner
Baltimore Sun
the Sun
Baltimore Police Department
Washington
Britain’s election ushers in a new political era
David Cameron won an outright Conservative majority in the 650 seat House of Commons, defeating Labour and Lib Dem rivals. The vote reshapes UK politics with a fractured nation, rising Scottish nationalism, EU concerns, and a fresh, unpredictable landscape as Cameron vows to govern for one nation.
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London
David Cameron
10 Downing Street
Cameron
Labour Party
Scotland
Elizabeth II
Windsor
Buckingham Palace
Ed Miliband
Nick Clegg
Liberal Democrats
Nigel Farage
U.K
United Kingdom
Murray Pittock
University of Glasgow
House of Commons
Labour
Miliband
European Union
Britain
Brussels
Peter Urwin
Europe marks 70 years since Nazi defeat amid new divisions
Across Europe leaders and citizens commemorate the 70th anniversary of the Nazi surrender. Paris held a formal procession along the Champs Elysees with Hollande Kerry and Fabius noting the war’s ideals over totalitarianism while ceremonies in Reims and Berlin reflected varied regional tributes.
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Paris
Europe
Hitler
Russia
Ukraine
Poland
Moscow
Champs Elysees
Place de la Concorde
Arc de Triomphe
France
Francois Hollande
John Kerry
U.S
Laurent Fabius
Reims
Germany
Berlin
Reichstag
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Guantanamo Tapes
Guantanamo Bay
Obama
Jon B. Eisenberg
U.S. Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Gray
Maryland Shock Trauma Center
PE Ai
Danica Kirka and
Jill Lawless
Associated Press
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