Peres in serious but stable after major stroke
Former Israeli President Shimon Peres, 93, suffered a major stroke with heavy brain bleeding and remained in intensive care as doctors planned further assessments. Portlands trial opened for seven occupiers of an Oregon bird sanctuary amid federal intimidation claims. US bombers flew over South Korea in a show of force after a North Korea nuclear test. A New Hampshire bride hitchhiked to her wedding after a flat tire, arriving almost on time.
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Pipeline chief vows Dakota Access completion amid protests
Energy Transfer Partners CEO Kelcy Warren told workers the 1,172 mile pipeline is about 60 percent done and will be finished despite a federal halt order near Standing Rock. He said concerns about water impact are unfounded and that the project will proceed as government decisions allow. Police arrested 22 protesters during demonstrations about 70 miles from the Standing Rock site.
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Ouster of Cunha Could Open Pandora’s Box of Corruption
Brazil faces political upheaval as former deputy Eduardo Cunha loses immunity after a 450 to 10 vote removal. Analysts warn the move may trigger firings and plea bargains that could implicate other politicians and strain the new administration. Cunha’s cases move to a lower court, with potential for more prosecutions.
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Israel to receive record US military aid of 38 billion
Washington announced a 10 year security package totaling 3.8 billion dollars per year, the largest U S military aid pledge to a single country. The agreement phases out Israeli use of funds for its own products and fuel and limits future requests unless a new war occurs.
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