Mount Everest tragedy and rescue update
Two Indian climbers Paresh Nath and Goutam Ghosh remain missing after two deaths on Mount Everest near the summit. Fourteen climbers suffered frostbite or illness in recent days as favorable weather allowed nearly 400 to reach the summit since May 11. Recovery of bodies depends on team and family approval and requires multiple Sherpa guides due to extreme altitude.
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Kathmandu
Nepal
Everest
Paresh Nath
Goutam Ghosh
Wangchu Sherpa
Sherpa
Mountaineering Department
Gyanendra Shrestha
Pasang Phurba
Seven Summits Agency
Auburn officer killed as suspect dies after shootout
In Oxford a 35 year old Jorge Zambrano died after exchange of gunfire with police while officers closed in on him at an Oxford residence following a traffic stop in Auburn. Officer Ronald Tarentino was fatally shot and a state trooper was wounded but later walking. Tarentino had served two years with Auburn police.
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Edward Nero
Gray
Nero
Baltimore
Barry Williams
Auburn
Mass
Massachusetts
Oxford
Jorge Zambrano
Ronald Tarentino
Tarentino
Andrew Sluckis
Boston
Umass Medical Center
Worcester
Leicester
Sluckis
Thomas Clardy
Stoneville Pond
EgyptAir Flight 804 crashes over Mediterranean amid international search
A submarine from Egypt's Oil Ministry heads toward the crash site 180 miles north of Alexandria to recover flight data and cockpit voice recorders. President el-Sissi cautions against premature conclusions as Britain, Cyprus, France, Greece, the United States, and others join Egypt in the search for debris and answers.
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Cairo
Egypt
EgyptAir
Mediterranean
Paris
Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi
el-Sissi
Oil Ministry
Alexandria
Britain
Cyprus
France
Greece
United States
St. Petersburg
Red Sea
Sharm el-Sheikh
Sinai Peninsula
Russia
Hosni Mubarak
Erdogan taps Yildirim to form Turkey's new government
President Erdogan names Binali Yildirim, a trusted ally and AKP chairman designate, to form a new cabinet after Ahmet Davutoglu's resignation. Yildirim aims to legalize a de facto presidential system via a new constitution, while Davutoglu stays as caretaker premier. Critics raise corruption claims he denies.
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Ankara
Turkey
Recep Tayyip Erdogan
Binali Yildirim
Ahmet Davutoglu
Erdogan
Yildirim
Davutoglu
Justice and Development Party
AKP
U S commander makes secret trip to Syria
Army Gen. Joseph Votel, new head of U S forces in the Middle East, visited northern Syria in a rare publicized trip to assess troops and progress organizing Arab and Kurdish fighters against the Islamic State. He stressed responsibility for the mission and troops, traveling from Iraq with reporters.
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Syria
U.S
Middle East
Islamic State Group
Joseph Votel
Votel
Iraq
Syrian Democratic Forces
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Mount Everest
Freddie Gray
Calif
Highland
California
San Bernardino Mountains
San Bernardino
Jeremy Kern
Camarillo
Trilby Lundberg
San Francisco
Tucson
Ariz
Jet
Air Flight 804
Al-Boutrossiya Church
U.S. Central Command
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