Ruling allows Baltimore trials for six Freddie Gray officers
A Baltimore judge ruled that the six officers charged in Freddie Gray's arrest and death can be tried in the city. He left open retry options if juror impartiality is compromised and noted finding a city free of coverage impact is nearly impossible. Protesters greeted the decision with chants outside the courthouse.
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Iran deal survives Senate vote amid GOP opposition
Senate Democrats uphold the Iran nuclear accord as disapproval falls short by two votes. Obama will move to implement the agreement with sanctions relief while Republicans vow further action, arguing the deal risks Tehran obtaining a bomb in the future.
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Thousands trek into Europe amid floods and border strain
Torrential rains swamp the Balkans route as about 7 000 migrants cross from Greece into Macedonia and head toward Hungary. Refugees endure mud, lack of shelter, and dwindling aid as Hungary plans a border security surge with 3 000 troops, while relief workers report overwhelmed facilities and improvised tents in Roszke.
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Desperation drives Iraqis to seek Europe by risky sea routes
In Baghdad Mustafa Jassim Mohammed plans a perilous voyage toward Europe after leaving two jobs and selling possessions. He joins thousands of migrants fleeing violence and poverty across Africa, the Middle East and South Asia, drawn by refugees welcomed in Germany and Austria. He warns of dangers, studies smugglers tips, and hopes to reach safety beyond Iraq.
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Phoenix freeway shootings trigger frenzied search and tips
Police chase a string of Phoenix freeway shootings as five new reports arrive raising total victims to 11 vehicles struck since Aug. 29. Eight bullets and three projectiles injure a girl. authorities urge tips via social media and media briefings as thousands flood hotlines amid false leads and weathered road hazards. Sheriff Scott recalls Ohio incidents from 2002 2003 and notes large multiagency task forces used then.
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