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After 33 years of long waits and false starts, the investigation of Etan Patz's disappearance and the prosecution of the man who says he killed him moved with rapid force on Friday. Crime scene investigators swarmed the basement where the suspect, ...
A father photographer's loving eye: Why Etan Patz's case hauntsLos Angeles Times
Confession Not Enough in Patz CaseWall Street Journal
UPDATE 3-New Jersey man charged in Etan Patz death after 33 yearsChicago Tribune
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CBC.ca
Coos Bay World
AP | Posted: Friday, May 25, 2012 5:07 pm | (0) Comments FILE - In this Friday, April 20, 2012 file photo Spanish Government spokeswoman and Deputy Premier Soraya Saenz de Santamaria points her pen during a press conference following the conservative ...
Bankia Seeks €19 Billion From Spanish GovernmentWall Street Journal
Spain's troubled Bankia seeks $24B in state fundsUSA TODAY
Bankia Group to Seek EU19 Billion From Government to RestructureSan Francisco Chronicle
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CTV.ca
Washington Post
VALPARAISO, Ind. — A gunman looking for someone he believed owed him money shot himself inside an Indiana real estate office several hours after releasing hostages Friday, and he died after being rushed to a hospital, police said.
Cops: Ind. gunman who took, released hostages diesThe Associated Press
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Telegraph.co.uk
Reuters
| CAIRO (Reuters) - Egyptian presidential candidate Ahmed Shafiq said on Friday he saw nothing wrong with the idea of a Muslim Brotherhood-led government, an apparent overture to the group he is set to face in next month's run-off for the presidency.
Stage set for Egypt poll deciderThe Press Association
Egypt results point to deeply divisive runoff raceThe Associated Press
Muslim Brotherhood seeks unity ahead of Egypt runoffChicago Tribune
BusinessWeek -Reuters UK
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Telegraph.co.uk
USA TODAY
By Michael Winter, USA TODAY Vatican police have arrested Pope Benedict XVI's butler for allegedly leaking confidential documents and letters detailing claims of corruption, mismanagement and conflict in the Holy See, according to news reports from ...
In Vatican Whodunit, a Punch Line of a SuspectNew York Times
Vatican butler arrested in documents leakLos Angeles Times
Pope's butler arrested in leaks investigationReuters Africa
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The Guardian
Times of India
In a report to the UN Security Council obtained by the Associated Press, Ban cited the government's continuing use of heavy weapons, reports of shelling and ``a stepped-up security crackdown by the authorities that has led to massive violations of ...
UN chief cites unacceptable violence in SyriaThe Associated Press
Syrian troops 'kill 50' near HomsThe Guardian
Syrian dissidents report at least 50 killed in single townLos Angeles Times
The Press Association -Herald Sun
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CBS News
Los Angeles Times
IAEA inspectors report finding traces of uranium enriched up to 27% in an Iranian facility, exceeding the maximum 20% permitted. The revelation may complicate talks on Iran's nuclear program. Iran's chief nuclear negotiator, Saeed Jalili, speaks during ...
The undeclared war on Iran's nuclear programGlobe and Mail
Iran's nuclear program becomes more radioactiveCBS News
UN agency finds higher enrichment at Iranian siteMiamiHerald.com
New York Times -Pakistan Daily Times
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The Guardian
HeraldNet
By Dale Kasler, McClatchy Newspapers SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- In a major case involving gay rights at CalPERS, the nation's largest public pension fund has been ordered to offer its long-term care insurance program to same-sex partners of California ...
CalPERS must offer long-term care coverage to same-sex couples, federal judge ...Sacramento Bee
Objections Keep Piling On Federal Law Against Same-Sex MarriageCourthouse News Service
Doma ruled unconstitutional for denying benefits to same-sex couplesThe Guardian
Metro Weekly -MiamiHerald.com
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Christian Science Monitor
Christian Science Monitor
Sen. Scott Brown wants to know why Harvard listed his rival, Elizabeth Warren, as a native American professor. The issue has not tipped the race yet, but it could, the Brown camp says. By Mark Trumbull, Staff writer / May 25, 2012 Democratic candidate ...
Grapevine: Fight for your right to pottyFox News
Brown: Harvard may have violated fed guidelinesNECN
What's an American Indian? Warren case stirs queryBoston.com
Boston Herald -CBS News
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ABC News
ABC News
A New Jersey Superior Court judge ruled today that a woman who sent a text message to her boyfriend while he was driving cannot be held liable for the motor vehicle accident he subsequently caused. The decision stemmed from a 2009 case in which Kyle ...
Text-sender isn't liable in text-reader's crash, NJ judge rulesLos Angeles Times
Woman Who Texted Not Liable for Friend's Crash, Judge SaysBloomberg
Suing the sender? Distracted driving lawsuit blames both texters for crashCBS News
USA TODAY -Boston.com
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