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Animal advocates sue to prevent horse roundup

«SFGate» (sfgate.com) 

Friends of Animals, a Connecticut-based international advocacy organization, sued in U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C., saying horse roundups threaten the well-being of horses that are driven into traps by helicopters at the West Douglas Herd Area south of Rangely. The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel reports (http://tinyurl.com/p67u2v4 ) the BLM says it is seeking to reduce the herd on the 128,000-acre area because of the lack of appropriate habitat for the animals.

Prison email improves communications for Vermont inmates

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(AP) — Vermont's prison system is rolling out special email and video visitation services for inmates, which advocates and corrections officials see as a boon but are raising concerns in some states where they are already in place about the cost to prisoners and other issues. Vermont inmates at a private prison in Michigan with which the state has a contract, as well as in-state prisons in Newport and St. Johnsbury, recently were allowed to begin using the new email system, said Mike Touchette,... Читать дальше...

Putin moves to establish Russian military base in Belarus

TheRepublic.com 

MINSK, Belarus - Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday signaled his intention to establish a Russian military air base in neighboring Belarus - a move sure to unnerve Poland and the Baltic nations.

Putin moves to establish Russian military base in Belarus

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MINSK, Belarus (AP) — Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday signaled his intention to establish a Russian military air base in neighboring Belarus — a move sure to unnerve Poland and the Baltic nations. "Against the background of the Ukrainian crisis, the stationing of a permanent Russian military contingent in Belarus will upset the balance of forces and facilitate an increase in tension in the whole region," said analyst Valery Karbalevich.



Anchorage man arrested for stabbing sleeping girlfriend

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Court records say the man said he went two days without sleep and heard screaming voices that "told him to kill his girlfriend" Thursday night. According to a police statement, she said her boyfriend is schizophrenic, was recently discharged from Alaska Psychiatric Institute and had not been taking his medication.

The Latest: Rural Cubans plan travel to see pope

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Hundreds of people are planning to take buses or trains across long, winding route through Cuba's rural heartland to see Pope Francis appear in Havana to the west or Holguin and Santiago to the east. Many say they want the pope to pressure the U.S. to lift the trade embargo on Cuba, which many Cubans blame for economic woes that are more dire in the countryside than in the more connected cities. In the sugarcane-farming town of Taguasco, Marisela Hernandez says she things the papal visit "is going... Читать дальше...

Britain takes 2-1 lead over Australia in Davis Cup semifinal

TheRepublic.com 

GLASGOW, Scotland - Andy Murray and his brother Jamie led Britain to a hard-fought five-set victory against Lleyton Hewitt and Sam Groth of Australia on Saturday to seize a vital 2-1 lead in their Davis Cup semifinal.

Virginia gov offers version of redrawn congressional map

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[...] lawyers representing Virginia congressional Republicans offered a proposal that would maintain the black majority in the 3rd District. Democrats claim in two federal lawsuits that the General Assembly illegally packed black voters into the 3rd District and 12 state House districts when it redrew boundaries in 2011.

London Fashion Week: Jasper Conran goes green

TheRepublic.com 

LONDON - London Fashion Week is emphasizing downtown chic this year over British tradition, abandoning its home in the venerable Somerset House on the River Thames for a converted parking garage in Soho.

Writings of Lee's dad show Atticus' conflict

Las Vegas Sun (lasvegassun.com) 

Long a hero to millions of readers, Atticus Finch is a conflicted figure these days. Is the fictional lawyer the kind father and noble hero of Harper Lee's first novel "To Kill a Mockingbird," a character so beloved people named their children for him? Or is Finch the hard-core segregationist whose racism is at the heart of Lee's newly released "Go Set a Watchman?"

Josh Norman fined for taunting

NBCSports.com 

Panthers cornerback Josh Norman is a pretty good player. Norman is pretty good, too, at drawing attention to himself. He’ll be paying for his gesture last week while returning an interception for a touchdown. Norman waved — goodbye, presumably — to Jaguars quarterback Blake Bortles as he ran by, and for that the NFL has…





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