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10 things to know for today
By ASSOCIATED PRESS
Fri,05/02/14-11:23AM , 174 Reads
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1. RUSSIA TO BE A KEY TOPIC AS OBAMA, MERKEL MEET IN WASHINGTON

The U.S. sees the German chancellor as a critical channel of communication with Putin.

2. DEATH TOLL IN NIGERIA CAR BOMB NOW AT 19
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10 things to know for today
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Thu,05/01/14-12:05PM , 166 Reads
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1. BOTCHED EXECUTION MAY STIR CHALLENGES TO CRUEL, UNUSUAL PUNISHMENT

While Oklahoma’s case might not be enough to bring the issue before the Supreme Court, a national pattern of mishaps could.
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10 things to know for today
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Wed,04/30/14-11:29AM , 246 Reads
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1. BOTCHED EXECUTION PROLONGS INMATE’S DEATH
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10 things to know for today
By ASSOCIATED PRESS
Tue,04/29/14-11:37AM , 132 Reads
Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today:

1. MORE THAN TWO DOZEN DEAD IN SEVERE STORMS IN US

Tornadoes, flash floods, hail and thunderstorms rampage through the Midwest and South, leaving behind a wide swath of destruction and death.
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