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Bomb attacks kill 40 in Turkish town on Syrian border
Explosions have killed at least 40 in a town in Turkey near the Syrian border. Hundreds of thousands of Syrians live in camps along the 900-kilometer frontier, including in Reyhanli, where the explosions occured.
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Syria
Green politician: Europe must do more on Syria
The German Green Party's chancellor candidate Jürgen Trittin recently held talks with the Obama administration in Washington. He tells DW why he thinks Germany should take in more Syrian asylum-seekers.
Eurozone crisis
No easy way out for Slovenia
Last stop, bailout? Slovenia's government has shown great reluctance to accept Troika help. But the country has little time to enact necessary reforms - and citizen anger is mounting.

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Cheat Sheet - The Coal Baron’s Downfall

Today: Pakistan Votes in Historic Election , West Wing Evacuated Due to Smoke , Man in Trenton Holding Children Hostage
Cheat Sheet: Afternoon

May 11, 2013
EPIC

Donald Blankenship was the most powerful coal mogul in America, but he could soon be indicted, thanks to 14 years of work by two Pittsburgh lawyers. By Laurence Leamer, the author of the new book The Price of Justice.

For the Ages

Polls opened in Pakistan on Saturday for its first transition between civilian governments in its 66-year history. Lines grew so long that voting was extended by one hour throughout the country. But doubts about the election's potential success linger, and violence at political offices and polling stations has occurred (in the day's worst incident, 11 people were killed in a bombing in Karachi). The attacks appear to be the culmination of Pakistan's ongoing violence in the days leading up to the election, during which more than 100 people were killed. Troops were deployed to polling sites to prevent suicide attacks threatened by the Taliban.

False Alarm

It was a scary day at the White House on Saturday—for about five minutes. Reports of smoke emanating from the West Wing, including the press area, led to a brief evacuation. Five fire trucks reported to the scene as authorities exercised "an abundance of caution" investigating a mechanical closet that was the source of the smoke. The culprit? An overheated piece of equipment. Oh, well. You can never be too careful.

Breaking

Police face an ongoing crisis with a man in Trenton, New Jersey, who has held hostages inside a home since Friday afternoon. Authorities received a call from a neighbor and reported to the site around 3:30 on Friday afternoon, finding a mother and child dead inside the home. The man pulled a gun and threatened harm to his children, who have now been held hostage inside the building for 15 hours. There are reportedly at least two children inside the home. Combined negotiation efforts between the FBI and Trenton SWAT team and the man barricaded inside the home are ongoing.

CLEVELAND

As charges against the alleged Cleveland kidnapper pile up, an Ohio group is trying to link him to the brutal rape and murder of a 14-year-old girl 30 years ago. The Daily Beast's Christine Pelisek reports.


Rabbit Hole
West, Texas EMT Arrested
For possessing bomb parts.
Unanimous
Sandy Hook Elementary to Be Demolished
New school at the same site will be bilt.
Verdict
Ex-Guatemalan Dictator Guilty of Genocide
Sentenced to 80 years in prison.
Ethics
Bloomberg News Breaches Subscribers' Privacy
Reporters monitored data terminal activity.
Signing Off
NBC Cancels 'Rock Center'
In anticipation of new prime time lineup.
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