Roundup of alleged bank theft and other global notes
Roundup covers a Kabul bank theft case where Shokofa Salehi is suspected of transferring 1.1 million dollars and faces international arrest warrants. Liberia editor Rodney Sieh jailed over damages in FrontPage Africa. California AIDS Health Care Foundation protests Florida porn law evasion. Montana judge facing appeal over a 30 day rape sentence in the Cherie Moralez case.
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Kabul
Afghanistan
Shokofa Salehi
Azizi Bank
Azizi
Inayatullah Fazli
Salehi
Monrovia
Liberia
Ellen Johnson Sirleaf
Rodney Sieh
FrontPage Africa
Chris Toe
Sieh
Miami
Los Angeles
Florida
Aids Healthcare Foundation
Department of Health
AHF
Michael Weinstein
Billings
Mont
Montana
G. Todd Baugh
Stacey Rambold
Cheriie Moralez
Yellowstone County
Rambold
Obama wins Senate committee backing for Syria strike plan
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved a measure backing a U S military response to Syria's chemical attack, with 10 votes to 7 and a pledge to avoid ground combat. The bill, to reach the Senate floor next week, faces a uncertain path in both chambers amid calls for decisive shifts in Syria’s civil war and potential filibusters.
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Washington
Barack Obama
Syria
Senate
Congress
Bashar Assad
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Rand Paul
Kentucky
House
Obama
Assad
Stockholm
Sweden
White House
United States of America
America
Duncan
Kerry
Vietnam
Iraq
Secretary of State
Panama
Senate Committee
Israel proposes provisional borders with settlements intact
A Palestinian official says Israel suggests a Palestinian state in temporary borders while leaving dozens of settlements and military bases in the West Bank. The plan, discussed in resumed talks mediated by the United States, would keep control of border zones and early warning posts, complicating a final agreement.
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Ramallah
West Bank
Israel
Associated Press
U.S
John Kerry
East Jerusalem
Gaza Strip
Benjamin Netanyahu
Jerusalem
Jordan
Teen dies in Texas high school stabbing fight
A fight inside a Houston area high school left 17 year old Luis Alonzo Alfaro dead and three others wounded. Alfaro admitted to stabbing and was charged with murder as investigators probe possible gang links. Spring Independent School District canceled classes for the week.
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Spring
Texas
Harris County Sheriff’s Office
Luis Alonzo Alfaro
Alfaro
Alan Bernstein
Adrian Garcia
Spring Independent School District
Ralph Draper
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Fla
Capitol Hill
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Jeff Duncan
R-S.c
Joseph Biden
Executive Branch
Adam Kinzinger
R-Ill
Laurie Garza
Spring High School
Spring, Texas
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