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Clock Continues to Tick Down for Egypt's President Morsi as More Protests are Vowed

By Staff on Jul 2, 2013   World  

Clock Continues to Tick Down for Egypt's President Morsi as More Protests are Vowed

The Egyptian military has given Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi until Wednesday to lay down a political roadmap for his country and settle differences with opposition leaders.

Kimberly McCarthy Becomes 500th Person to be Executed in Texas since 1982

By Staff on Jun 27, 2013   National  

Kimberly McCarthy Becomes 500th Person to be Executed in Texas since 1982

Kimberly McCarthy drew her last breaths Wednesday evening in Huntsville, Texas and was pronounced dead at 6:37 pm. She died 20 minutes after she was administered a single lethal dose of pentobarbitol. She became the 500th person executed in Texas since the re-start of the state's death penalty in 1982.

Senator Wendy Davis, Protesters Thwart Texas Republican-Led Abortion Bill

By Staff on Jun 26, 2013   National  

Senator Wendy Davis, Protesters Thwart Texas Republican-Led Abortion Bill

As anti-abortion activists watched closely, Texas Senator Wendy Davis stood from 11:18 am until 10 pm on Tuesday, in a feat of stamina and conviction, and filibustered the Republican sponsored abortion bill in the Texas State Senate.

China's Shenzhou-10 Capsule Safely Returns to Earth after 15 Days in Space

By Staff on Jun 26, 2013   World  

China's Shenzhou-10 Capsule Safely Returns to Earth after 15 Days in Space

After 15 days in space, China's Shenzhou-10 return capsule touched down in inner-Mongolia on Wednesday, making the successful flight the longest space mission undertaken by the Chinese.

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