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Kenya's new president sworn in amid divisions
NAIROBI, Kenya -- The swearing-in ceremony Tuesday for Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta, already one of the country's richest and most powerful men, involved pomp, a 21-gun salute, an old Bible and controversy. A dozen heads of state attended as Kenyatta...
Tags: Ceremonies, Elections, International Criminal Court, Politics, Culture
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Feds in Detroit charge NY man with cyberstalking, say he demanded nude photos from young women
DETROIT (AP) — Federal prosecutors in Detroit have charged a New York man with crimes after 15 young women say he threatened to release nude photos or other unflattering pictures of them unless they sent some to him. Adam Savader (suh-VAH'-dur)...Tags: Prosecution, Washington, DC, Long Island, Computer Crime, Google Inc.
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Latest Michigan news, sports, business and entertainment
SPRING FLOODING-MICHIGAN Michigan's swollen Grand River steadily dropping GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (AP) — Western Michigan's swollen Grand River is steadily receding from record-setting flood levels even as hundreds of people remain evacuated from...Tags: Charity, Kwame Kilpatrick, Politics, Energy Saving, Prisons
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Men sentenced in naked-photo plot against pro poker players
Two Silicon Valley men were sentenced Monday for a "sextortion" plot in which they tried to extort professional poker players with threats of publicizing naked photographs and other private information stolen from email accounts. Tyler Schrier, 23, of...Tags: Justice System, Prosecution, Meningitis, Defendants, Prisons
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Browns' Haslam embarrassed after 'painful 48 hours'
ReutersThe Sports Xchange Browns' Haslam embarrassed after 'painful 48 hours' Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam said he has never been more embarrassed than he was last week reading an FBI affidavit of the fraud investigation into Pilot Flying J failing to...Tags: Jimmy Haslam, San Francisco 49ers, FBI, National Football League, Cleveland Browns
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'Pain & Gain' a painful reminder for real-life gang victim
This post has been corrected, as indicated below.Paramount Pictures may stand to gain a great deal from its forthcoming "Pain & Gain," but for Marc Schiller, it's only generating pain. Schiller, an accountant who resides in Boca Raton, Fla., was a victim of the Sun Gym gang, whose exploits are...Tags: R Rated Movies, Mark Wahlberg, Transformers (movie), Kidnapping, Pain & Gain (movie)
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Letters: Crowding out justice in prisons
Re "Brown vows fight over prisons," April 13 Federal courts have found the overcrowding and inmate healthcare in California's prisons intolerable, even though Gov. Jerry Brown says officials are "doing the best job possible." Maybe they're both right...
Tags: Politics, Jerry Brown, Prisons, Safety of Citizens, Crime, Law and Justice
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Venezuela's opposition candidate goes on the offensive
CARACAS, Venezuela — When state Gov. Henrique Capriles ran unsuccessfully for president in October against longtime incumbent Hugo Chavez, he largely ignored a series of smears alleging that he was a Nazi or sexual pervert, saying he wouldn't...Tags: Caracas (Venezuela), Venezuela, Elections, Politics, Executive Branch
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Europol: Mexican drug cartels want a foothold in Europe
MEXICO CITY—Mexican drug cartels are striving to become “key players in the European drugs market,” Europol officials said Friday. Their statement, issued from Europol headquarters in the Hague, said that Mexican criminals have...Tags: Politics, Methamphetamine (drug), Criminals, Drug Trafficking, Safety of Citizens
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Mexico: 10 slain in melon patch; online journalist gunned down
MEXICO CITY – Ten agricultural workers were slain in a melon patch in the state of Guerrero on Sunday, officials and media reported, one of a string of violent incidents in Mexico in recent days presumably committed by organized crime groups....
Tags: Venezuela, Environmental Issues, News Agency, Endangered Species, Newspaper and Magazine
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Joseph W. Alton Jr., first Arundel County executive )[Obituary]
Joseph W. Alton Jr., who served as the first Anne Arundel County executive and whose political career ended at the jailhouse door, died Friday of complications from dementia at Genesis Eldercare Spa Creek Center. He was 94. "Joe was probably the most...
Tags: Justice System, Elections, Politics, Prisons, Science and Technology
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Whitney Houston's private FBI file opened to the public online
Just because it's nutty doesn't mean it's illegal. That's one lesson to be gleaned from the release of Whitney Houston's FBI file. The FBI looked into three episodes in Houston's life — two involving ardent fans, and one concerned with possible...Tags: National Enquirer, FBI, Social Media, Whitney Houston, Organized Crime
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