Wednesday, May 30, 2012

Year 2012Episode 10760 minMay 30, 2012
Wednesday, May 30, 2012
2012/05/29 Headlines: Obama Oversees "Kill List" of Targets in Secret Drone War; U.S. Plan to Arm Italy’s Drone Fleet Faces Criticism; Pressure Mounting on Syria After 108 Killed in Houla Massacre; Syrian Filmmaker Who Appeared on Democracy Now! Killed in Homs; Air Strikes Kill 8 Family Members, Alleged Al-Qaeda Leader in Afghanistan; Bahraini Activist Alkhawaja Ends Hunger Strike; 2nd Activist Released; Turkish Court Indicts Israeli Military Leaders for Gaza Aid Flotilla Killings; Obama Administration Asks Judge to Undo Order Against NDAA Indefinite Detention; Romney Expected to Clinch GOP Nomination with Texas Win; Obama Campaign Slams Romney's Bain Record; Radiation from Japan's Fukushima Disaster Found in California Tuna; New Orleans Women's Activist Group Hit by Apparent Arson Attack; Minnesota Church Known for Support of Social Justice Destroyed by Fire; DOJ Probes Reports of Rampant Sexual Abuse by Guards at Alabama Women's Prison; Peru Gov’t Declares State of Emergency over Anti-Mining Protests; Protester Interrupts Murdoch Hearing, Calls Tony Blair a "War Criminal";$
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