Jaruzelski dies at 90 in Poland fading era
Polish former communist leader General Wojciech Jaruzelski dies at 90 after a long cancer battle and a stroke. He led Poland through martial law in 1981 and later faced debate over his legacy amid the country’s post communism divisions.
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Poroshenko Wins Ukrainian Presidency in First Round
Exit polls show Petro Poroshenko with 55.9 percent of the vote in a divided Ukraine amid eastern violence. Yulia Tymoshenko trails at 12.9 percent as turnout nears 60 percent nationwide. Poroshenko pledges peace talks, amnesty for noncombatants, and a swift push to end the conflict in Donbass.
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Santa Barbara gunman’s rampage near UCSB campus
Elliot Rodger attacked near the University of California Santa Barbara in Isla Vista after failing to reach a sorority. He stabbed, shot, and rammed pedestrians across 12 crime scenes, killing seven and injuring 13 before dying of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
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Europe urged to curb Google faces U.S. hindrance
The AP outlines Europe’s ruling forcing Google to consider user requests to remove private information from searches, while U.S. experts doubt practical enforcement. Critics warn of free speech impacts. Google notes the policy raises complex, multilingual implementation challenges.
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Health law splits underline 2014 midterm debate
Democratic candidates hedge on how they would have voted on the Affordable Care Act while praising its popular provisions. Michelle Nunn and Alison Grimes refuse yes or no, citing role in 2010 negotiations. John Walsh cites nonvote due to Iraq deployment. others tout tweaks and benefits. Obama urges forward looking stance amid nuanced campaigns.
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