Court delays Pussy Riot appeal amid lawyer shake up
A Moscow court postponed an appeal by three Pussy Riot members after Yekaterina Samutsevich fired her lawyers amid an unspecified dispute. Prosecutors blasted the move as a delaying tactic as the case against the trio for hooliganism drew international reaction.
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Ikea faces backlash over removing women from Saudi catalog
Metro reports Ikea airbrushed women from identical images in the Saudi version of its catalog, drawing criticism in Sweden for undermining gender equality. Ikea expresses regret, saying excluding women conflicted with IKEA Group values. Women are rarely shown in Saudi advertising and are often censored in imports.
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Seats loosen midflight across two American Airlines jets
Federal investigators review two incidents in which passenger seats came loose on American Airlines planes within three days. American to inspect eight Boeing 757s after maintenance requiring seat removal. FAA probing with limited details. No injuries reported from a Boston to Miami flight emergency landing.
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Huge tax hike looms at year's end
A Tax Policy Center report warns that expiring Obama and Bush era tax cuts could raise taxes for most households next year. Middle income families earning 40 000 to 64 000 face about 2000 extra, while top 1 percent could see over 120 000 more.
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Syrian foreign minister accuses U S and allies at U N
Walid al-Moallem told the United Nations General Assembly that the United States Saudi Arabia Qatar and Turkey back what he called terrorism and said extremism is fueled by foreign support. He urged rivals to cooperate on ending bloodshed and invited the opposition to a Syrian led dialogue.
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Bombing Kills U S Troops in Afghanistan Patrol
A motorcycle packed with explosives rammed into a joint U S Afghan patrol in Khost, killing three American soldiers and three other nationals along with six civilians and four police officers. The attack comes as NATO and Afghan forces face mounting casualties and questions about the plan to hand over security by 2014.
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Amtrak train derails after big rig collision near Hanford
An Amtrak train carrying about 169 passengers derailed south of Hanford after colliding with a cotton trash truck at a controlled crossing. At least 20 passengers sustained minor to moderate injuries with some requiring hospital care as luggage and cotton seeds scattered on the scene.
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