Obama to visit Hiroshima in historic trip
President Obama will visit Hiroshima becoming the first sitting U.S. president to visit the site of the 1945 atomic bombing. He will meet with Japanese leaders and emphasize a forward looking goal of a non n u clear world while denying an apology.
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Barack Obama
Hiroshima
U.S
Peace Park
White House
Obama
National Security
Ben Rhodes
Rhodes
Shinzo
Abe
Nagasaki
Japan
NHK
Sunao Tsuboi
Tsuboi
Geneva
Angola
World Health Organization
WHO
UN Health Agency
Sylvie Briand
Briand
No death penalty sought in Benghazi suspect case
The Justice Department will not seek the death penalty for Ahmed Abu Khattala in the Benghazi attacks. He faces life in prison if convicted, after a filing indicating the decision and comments from Attorney General Loretta Lynch.
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Justice Department
Ahmed Abu Khattala
Benghazi
U.S
Department
Emily Pierce
Loretta Lynch
Abu Khattala
National Academies urges anti-bullying shift away from zero tolerance
A NAS report says zero tolerance fails to curb bullying and may hide it by suspending students. It urges preventive measures, teaching tolerance, and skill training for students, with parents and schools adopting proactive programs to reduce cyberbullying and related harms.
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National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine
Catherine Bradshaw
University of Virginia
Frederick Rivara
University of Washington
Rivara
Sandra Graham
UCLA
Graham
National Center For Education Statistics
Justice Department
National Academies
Baltimore officer Nero opts bench trial in Freddie Gray case
Officer Edward Nero, charged in the Freddie Gray arrest, chooses a bench trial to be decided by Circuit Judge Barry G Williams. The pretrial hearing covered motions on evidence, the legality of the knife found on Gray, and admissibility of Gray’s injuries while in custody.
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Freddie Gray
Nero
Barry G. Williams
Marc Zayon
Williams
Edward Nero
Gray
Marilyn J. Mosby
Maryland
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