Roundup U S policy on Iran unites Israel and Saudis
In Rome and Washington leaders push a tough line on Iran amid talks on dismantling Syria's chemical arsenals. Netanyahu warns against any partial deal while Kerry meets him to press for full denuclearization. Meanwhile, Greenpeace activists face hooliganism charges in Russia and the FDA seeks causes of deadly canine jerky treats.
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Merkel voices complaint after U S spying claims on her phone
German Chancellor Angela Merkel pressed President Obama over reports that U S intelligence may have monitored her mobile device calling it a serious breach of trust if true The White House denied monitoring Merkel communications while pledging ongoing cooperation with Germany and reviewing intelligence gathering practices
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Boston Marathon suspect may pin blame on brother
Tsarnaev defense lawyers seek access to investigative records linking older brother Tamerlan to a 2011 Waltham triple murder to argue the younger suspect was influenced by him. Prosecutors acknowledge Todashev statement about Tamerlan’s role while noting that turning over records could harm the case.
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HIV baby shows remission after aggressive early treatment
Doctors report evidence that a Mississippi girl born with HIV remains without active infection at age three after stopping therapy 18 months ago. Researchers caution it is remission, not a confirmed cure, pending longer observation to rule out rebound.
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IRS contract workers owe 5.4 million in back taxes
The Treasury inspector general found 691 IRS contractor employees owed back taxes as of June 2012, with 352 of them not enrolled in payment plans. Delinquency among contractors was 2.6 percent, compared with 3.2 percent for all federal workers. The IRS says it will strengthen policies and enforce tax compliance for contractor staff.
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