Burkina Faso military coup reshapes leadership ahead of elections
Burkina Faso's military seized control replacing interim leaders with a general loyal to ex president Compaore amid protests and deadly violence. French forces remain in the country as powers reassess regional security and the path toward national elections.
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Ouagadougou
Burkina Faso
Blaise Compaore
France
United States
West Africa
Associated Press
Bergdahl Desertion Case Hears From Commanding Officer
Capt John Billings testified at an Article 32 hearing that Bergdahl's platoon was emotionally busted by the long search after his 2009 disappearance in Paktika Province Afghanistan. Prosecutor Maj Margaret Kurz argued Bergdahl planned to desert. Bergdahl's attorney plans witness calls and strategy.
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San Antonio
Bowe Bergdahl
Bergdahl
Afghanistan
John Billings
Idaho
Billings
Paktika
Margaret Kurz
Kurt
U.S. Detention Center
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
U.S
Fort Sam Houston
Eugene Fidell
Army
King-Tv
Sara Perry
Mishka
Seattle Aquarium
Seattle
Aquarium
Lesanna Lahner
Lahner
Washington
Computer troubles scrub American Airlines flights
A computer problem briefly halted American Airlines and American Eagle flights to Dallas Chicago and Miami causing ground holds and delays. Officials fixed systems in under two hours and FAA reported ground holds at several hubs. Six Eagle flights in Chicago were canceled and about 300 American and Eagle flights were delayed with many delays unrelated to the outage.
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American Airlines
Dallas
Chicago
Miami
Casey Norton
American
American Eagle
Federal Aviation Administration
Dallas-Fort Worth International
O’hare
Miami International Airport
Norton
Eagle
FlightAware.com
Envoy Air
Irvings Muslim group cites climate of fear over clock incident
The Islamic Association of North Texas says police and the school acted appropriately when 14 year old Ahmed Mohamed was handcuffed and suspended after bringing a home made clock to class in Irving. Khalid Hamideh blames inflammatory anti Muslim rhetoric for the climate and denies faulting officials.
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Irving
Texas
Khalid Hamideh
Islamic Association of North Texas
Hamideh
Ahmed Mohamed
Dallas
Ahmed
Sta
Larry Boyd
Federal payment majority settles tribal funding dispute
The Obama administration proposes a 940 million dollar settlement to resolve decades of underfunded federal contracts for education health housing and other services across more than 600 tribes led by the Oglala Sioux Zuni Pueblo and Ramah Chapter of the Navajo Nation. The deal still awaits federal district court approval with possible payments starting after claims are filed.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Interior Department
Ramah
Navajo Nation
U.S. Supreme Court
Federal District Court
Val Panteah
Zuni Pueblo
New Mexico
Oglala
John Yellow Bird Steele
Interior
Kevin Washburn
Indian Affairs
Sally Jewell
Michael Gross
Oglala Sioux
Cobell
Elouise Cobell
Browning
Montana
Congress
Treasury Department
Washburn
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Lyon
Kallistein
CNRS
Philippe Durand
Snake
ST. Louis
Missouri
Missouri Department of Conservation
Cape Girardeau Conservation Nature Center
Nature Center
Conservation Department
Jeff Briggler
Feds
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