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Leader of Bloods Street Gang Indicted for Racketeering, Including Three Murders and Three Attempted Murders

By Federal Bureau of Investigation on Feb 14, 2012   National  

Leader of Bloods Street Gang Indicted for Racketeering, Including Three Murders and Three Attempted Murders

A superseding indictment was unsealed yesterday in federal court in Brooklyn charging Ronald Herron, also known as “Ra,” “Ra Diggs,” “Ra Digga” and “Raheem,” with various crimes, including three counts of murder, related to his leadership of a set of the Bloods Street Gang.

General Assembly begins meeting on situation in Syria

By United Nations on Feb 13, 2012   World  

General Assembly begins meeting on situation in Syria

13 February 2012 – The General Assembly this morning began meeting at United Nations Headquarters in New York to discuss the situation inside Syria, where thousands of people have been killed as a result of the Government’s ongoing crackdown against a pro-democracy uprising.

Dempsey Addresses Concerns With Egyptian Military Leaders

By American Forces Press Service, Cheryl Pellerin on Feb 13, 2012   World  

Dempsey Addresses Concerns With Egyptian Military Leaders

ABOARD A MILITARY AIRCRAFT, Feb. 12, 2012 – The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said he voiced both concerns and commitment to Egyptian defense leaders during meetings held yesterday in Cairo.

UT Researchers Find China's Pollution Related to E-Cars May be More Harmful than Gasoline Cars

By University of Tennessee at Knoxville on Feb 13, 2012   World  

UT Researchers Find China's Pollution Related to E-Cars May be More Harmful than Gasoline Cars

Electric cars have been heralded as environmentally friendly, but findings from University of Tennessee researchers show that electric cars in China have an overall impact on pollution that could be more harmful to health than gasoline vehicles

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