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Military Contractor Cuts Off GPS Bracelet In US Weeks Ahead Of Sentencing
A military contractor who pleaded guilty in the US Navy's worst ever corruption scandal has escaped house arrest in San Diego, the US Marshals Service said Monday.
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Mike Pence Makes 'Most Long Distance Call' To Thank ISS Astronauts
US Vice President Mike Pence on Monday made his most "most long distance call" when he spoke to NASA astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS) from the agency's Marshall Space Flight Centre in Huntsville, Alabama.
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US Air Marshal Leaves Her Loaded Gun In Delta Flight's Toilet
A US air marshal on a New York bound Delta flight left her loaded service gun in the aircraft's lavatory where it was discovered by a passenger, according to a media report.
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Mother Of Texas 'Affluenza' Teen Arrives Back In US
The mother of a Texas teenager, scorned for his "affluenza" defense in a trial over a deadly car crash, arrived in the United States today after deportation from Mexico, while her son won a delay in his extradition, media and Mexican officials said.
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US 'Affluenza' Teen Arrested In Mexico: Report
Authorities in Mexico have detained a wealthy Texas teenager sought in the United States after he apparently violated the terms of his probation for killing four people in a drink-driving accident, a newspaper said late today.
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Israeli Spy Jonathan Pollard Freed After 30 Years in US Prison
Israeli spy Jonathan Pollard was released on Friday after 30 years in a US prison, receiving a muted response from Israel's prime minister in a case that has strained relations between the two allies.
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Even Infant Brain Can Draw 'Body Map'
Body maps that help us build up an implicit sense of ourselves through the sense of having a body and seeing and feeling our bodies move develop very early in our life, new research has found.
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US Marshals to Auction 50,000 Bitcoins From Silk Road
The auction being conducted by the US Marshals Service is the third for Bitcoins seized in connection with Silk Road.
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One Winner in US Marshals Bitcoin Sale, Identity Not Known
The US Marshals Service held an auction on Friday for 29,655 bitcoin seized during a raid on Silk Road, an Internet black-market bazaar where authorities say illegal drugs and other goods could be obtained. The winner was notified on Monday evening and the transfer of bitcoin took place Tuesday, according to Lynzey Donahue, spokeswoman for the USMS...
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US Prepares for Unusual Sale of Bitcoins Seized in Raid on Silk Road
With help from the FBI and federal prosecutors, the US Marshals Service has arranged an online auction for nearly 30,000 of the Bitcoins it seized.
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US Marshals Accidentally Leak Potential Bitcoin Bidders List
The Marshals Service confirmed that it accidentally released the names in an email to update interested parties on the auction's guidelines.
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Seized Silk Road Bitcoins to Be Auctioned by US Marshals
The US Marshals Service said Thursday they will auction the virtual "coins" via the Web on June 27.
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Devyani case: Need to preserve and protect partnership with India, says US
Welcoming the statements of Salman Khurshid on the importance of India-US ties soon after a row erupted over the arrest of an Indian diplomat, a senior US official said there is need to "preserve and protect" the partnership.
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Devyani case: No apology or withdrawal of charges, says US
The United States has ruled out acceding to either of the two Indian demands - withdrawal of charges against its diplomat Devyani Khobragade, and an apology for alleged mistreatment, after her arrest in New York last week.
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Devyani Khobragade case: she was strip searched 'like other arrestees' say US Marshals
At the centre of the diplomatic row between India and the US is the humiliation of high-ranking diplomat Devyani Khobragade, who was inexplicably treated like a hardened criminal after her arrest for alleged visa fraud last week.
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Military Contractor Cuts Off GPS Bracelet In US Weeks Ahead Of Sentencing
A military contractor who pleaded guilty in the US Navy's worst ever corruption scandal has escaped house arrest in San Diego, the US Marshals Service said Monday.
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Mike Pence Makes 'Most Long Distance Call' To Thank ISS Astronauts
US Vice President Mike Pence on Monday made his most "most long distance call" when he spoke to NASA astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS) from the agency's Marshall Space Flight Centre in Huntsville, Alabama.
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US Air Marshal Leaves Her Loaded Gun In Delta Flight's Toilet
A US air marshal on a New York bound Delta flight left her loaded service gun in the aircraft's lavatory where it was discovered by a passenger, according to a media report.
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Mother Of Texas 'Affluenza' Teen Arrives Back In US
The mother of a Texas teenager, scorned for his "affluenza" defense in a trial over a deadly car crash, arrived in the United States today after deportation from Mexico, while her son won a delay in his extradition, media and Mexican officials said.
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US 'Affluenza' Teen Arrested In Mexico: Report
Authorities in Mexico have detained a wealthy Texas teenager sought in the United States after he apparently violated the terms of his probation for killing four people in a drink-driving accident, a newspaper said late today.
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Israeli Spy Jonathan Pollard Freed After 30 Years in US Prison
Israeli spy Jonathan Pollard was released on Friday after 30 years in a US prison, receiving a muted response from Israel's prime minister in a case that has strained relations between the two allies.
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Even Infant Brain Can Draw 'Body Map'
Body maps that help us build up an implicit sense of ourselves through the sense of having a body and seeing and feeling our bodies move develop very early in our life, new research has found.
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US Marshals to Auction 50,000 Bitcoins From Silk Road
The auction being conducted by the US Marshals Service is the third for Bitcoins seized in connection with Silk Road.
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One Winner in US Marshals Bitcoin Sale, Identity Not Known
The US Marshals Service held an auction on Friday for 29,655 bitcoin seized during a raid on Silk Road, an Internet black-market bazaar where authorities say illegal drugs and other goods could be obtained. The winner was notified on Monday evening and the transfer of bitcoin took place Tuesday, according to Lynzey Donahue, spokeswoman for the USMS...
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US Prepares for Unusual Sale of Bitcoins Seized in Raid on Silk Road
With help from the FBI and federal prosecutors, the US Marshals Service has arranged an online auction for nearly 30,000 of the Bitcoins it seized.
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US Marshals Accidentally Leak Potential Bitcoin Bidders List
The Marshals Service confirmed that it accidentally released the names in an email to update interested parties on the auction's guidelines.
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Seized Silk Road Bitcoins to Be Auctioned by US Marshals
The US Marshals Service said Thursday they will auction the virtual "coins" via the Web on June 27.
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Devyani case: Need to preserve and protect partnership with India, says US
Welcoming the statements of Salman Khurshid on the importance of India-US ties soon after a row erupted over the arrest of an Indian diplomat, a senior US official said there is need to "preserve and protect" the partnership.
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Devyani case: No apology or withdrawal of charges, says US
The United States has ruled out acceding to either of the two Indian demands - withdrawal of charges against its diplomat Devyani Khobragade, and an apology for alleged mistreatment, after her arrest in New York last week.
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Devyani Khobragade case: she was strip searched 'like other arrestees' say US Marshals
At the centre of the diplomatic row between India and the US is the humiliation of high-ranking diplomat Devyani Khobragade, who was inexplicably treated like a hardened criminal after her arrest for alleged visa fraud last week.
