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Prosecution: Zimmerman witness may have shown up too early
Injured flight attendants could help explain why crashed Asiana airliner wasn't evacuated immediately
Injured flight attendants could hold answer to why crashed Asiana airliner wasn't evacuated immediately
Many flight attendants aboard crashed Asiana airliner remain to be questioned
D.C. Council Doesn’t Bow to Walmart’s ‘Blackmail’

The District of Columbia City Council today didn’t pay Walmart’s “blackmail” demand and instead told the giant retailer that if it wants to operate within the District, it must pay its workers a living wage.In an 8-5 vote the council approved a measure that sets a $12.50 an hour wage for workers in “big box” stores like Walmart. The vote came the day after Walmart sent squad of high-level executives from its Arkansas headquarters to try and strong arm council members to defeat the living wage bill.
Defense rests in WikiLeaks trial, Manning doesn't testify

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Four still critical in San Francisco hospitals after Asiana 214 crash
Defense rests in Zimmerman trial; Zimmerman doesn't take the stand

Defense lawyers for George Zimmerman, charged with the second-degree murder of Trayvon Martin, rested their case on Wednesday.
Tsarnaev pleads not guilty as Boston Marathon bombing survivors watch

Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev pleaded not guilty Wednesday as 30 survivors and victims' relatives stared him down in the courtroom.
US military probed for building $34 million building in Afghanistan -- and never using it

The Office of the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR) is investigating why the U.S.