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5.9 quake shakes Colombia-Panama border region
Associated Press | July 28, 2015 6:07 pmA strong earthquake shook a sparsely populated region along the border between Colombia and Panama on Tuesday evening. There were no early reports of damage or injuries.
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Holmes’ father says he worried when son stopped calling
Associated Press | July 28, 2015 6:07 pmThe father of Colorado theater gunman James Holmes said he never suspected his son was mentally ill before the 2012 attack, but he and his wife became increasingly concerned about him when he stopped returning their phone calls.
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Patriots fans defiant after ‘Deflategate’ ruling
Associated Press | July 28, 2015 6:07 pmPatriots fans are steamed after NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell upheld Tom Brady’s four-game suspension Tuesday.
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Pollard to be freed; US analyst spied for Israel
Associated Press | July 28, 2015 6:07 pmJonathan Pollard, the former Navy intelligence analyst whose conviction of spying for Israel stoked fierce international passions, has been granted parole and will be released from prison in November after nearly 30 years.
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Mexico coach Herrera fired after claim he punched reporter
Associated Press | July 28, 2015 6:07 pmMexican national team coach Miguel Herrera was fired Tuesday following a television reporter’s claim that the man known as “El Piojo” punched him.
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Northern California wildfire jumps line, forces evacuations
Associated Press | July 28, 2015 6:07 pmMore than 200 people were ordered from their homes Tuesday when a wildfire jumped a containment line east of California’s Napa Valley wine country in one of several blazes burning across the state.
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Chelsea Clinton in Haiti to visit family foundation projects
Associated Press | July 28, 2015 5:07 pmChelsea Clinton on Tuesday encouraged women to educate themselves and learn how to be more independent during a trip to Haiti to oversee projects financed by the Clinton Foundation.
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UN says it could help 3 million in Yemen if a pause holds
Associated Press | July 28, 2015 5:07 pmThe latest attempt at a humanitarian pause in Yemen “has not been respected by any party to the conflict,” the U.N. humanitarian chief said Tuesday, adding that a plan to reach 3 million Yemenis with aid is ready to go if only the fighting would stop.
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If USOC finds a new city, Boston debacle could be forgotten
Associated Press | July 28, 2015 5:07 pmone that shows more enthusiasm for hosting the games, and can withstand the criticism and questions that will invariably come in a contest against Paris, Rome, Budapest and others.
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2 injection wells shut down after Oklahoma quakes
Associated Press | July 28, 2015 5:07 pmOil and gas operators shut down two wastewater injection wells in northern Oklahoma on Tuesday and reduced operations at a third after several earthquakes centered in the town of Crescent rattled the state.
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No smoke and mirrors: Phoenix officially gets first smoke-free park
Corbin Carson | July 28, 2015 5:07 pmThanks to a determined group of students from Trevor G. Browne High School, the El Oso Park in Phoenix is now non-smoking.
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GOP leaders plan Senate vote on Planned Parenthood aid
Associated Press | July 28, 2015 5:07 pmThe Senate will vote before its August recess on a Republican effort to bar federal aid to Planned Parenthood, GOP leaders said Tuesday, as anti-abortion groups clamored for action by lawmakers. Democrats said they will strongly oppose what they called the latest Republican effort to weaken women’s health care programs, but stopped short of flatly predicting its defeat.
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Police: Driver in deadly bus crash had suspended license
Associated Press | July 28, 2015 5:07 pmA 6-year-old boy died and 11 others were hurt when their church bus overturned near Indianapolis in an accident that police said appeared to be the result of an error by a driver with a suspended license.
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US man accused in African lion death thought hunt was legal
Associated Press | July 28, 2015 5:07 pmAn avid Minnesota hunter accused of illegally killing a protected lion in Zimbabwe said Tuesday that he thought everything about his trip was legal and wasn’t aware of the animal’s status “until the end of the hunt.”