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More trouble in Egypt

Egypt is operating under a military state of emergency, but Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood is calling...

National Security Agency

The Washington Post is reporting that the National Security Agency has been misusing their power...

West Nile in Washington

The Franklin County Mosquito Control District says West Nile virus has been detected in a mosquito...

Wildfires Around the West

Fire crews near the central Idaho town of Pine are hoping to make progress against the wildfire...

UPS Cargo Plane Crash

They haven’t recovered the cockpit-voice and flight-data recorders from the UPS cargo jet that...

Armed Officers in Spokane Schools

Spokane Public Schools could have its own armed police force starting in January. The Spokane...

Clash in Egypt

The situation in Egypt boiled over today. Supporters of the Islamist president of Egypt that was...

UPS Plane Crash

A cargo plane flying for UPS crashed this morning in Birmingham Alabama as it approached the...

Boeing Gets More Money Than They Expected

SEATTLE (AP) -- Boeing posted a bigger-than-expected second-quarter profit as it ramped up...

Southern Baptists

Southern Baptists re-elect first black president

Boston Marathon - Vigil

Hundreds gather for vigil on Boston Common

Obama - Marathon

Obama to attend interfaith service in Boston on Thursday

Boston Marathon - Saudi Arabia

Saudi king condemns Boston Marathon bombings

Boston Marathon - Egypt

Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood condemns Boston blasts

Obit - George Beverly Shea

George Beverly Shea, who sang at Billy Graham crusades for decades, dies at 104

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Sep 12, 2013 10:14
Category: General News

Moving Syria's Chemical Weapons

Geneva (AP) - International efforts to secure Syria's chemical weapons are focused in Geneva today. Secretary of State John Kerry and a team of U.S. experts are meeting with their Russian counterparts to determine how to safely inventory the weapons stocks and delivery systems in an active war zone and transfer than to international control to be destroyed. One U.S. official calls the task "difficult and complicated" but doable.

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