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04-02 Seven die in college shooting San Francisco Bay Area
C. 04-03 Large Texas tornadoes wreak chaos Dallas
D. 04-03 Romney revels in triple primary win Wisconsin
4. 04-05 Arms dealer Viktor Bout sentenced Manhattan
F. 04-10 Rick Santorum ends presidency bid Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
6. 04-11 Trayvon Martin killer on murder charge Florida
H. 04-16 American Jim Yong Kim named World Bank chief New York
I. 04-18 US condemns Afghan bodies 'abuse' Washington

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Seven die in college shooting   Armed officers swarmed Oikos University in the city of Oakland after the mid-morning attack. Bodies covered with tarpaulin were laid outside Large Texas tornadoes wreak chaos Romney revels in triple primary win Yahoo to cut 14% of its workforce Arms dealer Viktor Bout sentenced   US Coast Guard sinks tsunami 'ghost ship' Map of Sitka Alaska Alaska  The US Coast Guard has used cannon to sink a crewless Japanese ship that drifted to Alaska after the 2011 tsunami Russia furious over Bout sentence US job growth slows during March US city shootings spark manhunt Rick Santorum ends presidency bid Trayvon Martin killer on murder charge US Secret Service agents recalled Tornadoes kill five in US Midwest American Jim Yong Kim named World Bank chief   Jim Yong Kim was tapped to be the next president of the World Bank, besting Nigerian finance minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala Shuttle makes Washington flypast US condemns Afghan bodies 'abuse' Judge sets George Zimmerman bail Colombia scandal claims more US jobs Wal-Mart probes bribery claim Romney calls for focus on Obama US and Japan reach Okinawa deal   The United States and Japan have reached a deal to move 9,000 marines from the island of Okinawa. Some 10,000 troops will remain US economic growth rate slowing China dissident 'in US embassy'
Apr.2   San Francisco Bay Area
Apr.3   Dallas
  Wisconsin
Apr.4   San Francisco Bay Area
Apr.5   Manhattan
  Alaska
Apr.6   Moscow
  Washington
Apr.7   Oklahoma
Apr.10   Pennsylvania
Apr.11   Florida
Apr.13   Colombia
Apr.15   Oklahoma
Apr.16   New York
Apr.17   Washington
Apr.18   Washington
Apr.20   Florida
  Washington
Apr.22   Mexico
Apr.24   New York
Apr.26   Japan
Apr.27   Washington
  Beijing
  Chen Guangcheng is in the US embassy in Beijing following his dramatic escape from house arrest, fellow activist Hu Jia has told the BBC.    Chen - who is blind - had scaled a high wall a...



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Seven die in college shooting
Police name shooting suspect
Katrina police jailed over shootings
Arms dealer Viktor Bout sentenced
US city shootings spark manhunt
Two arrests over Oklahoma murders
No grand jury in Trayvon Martin case
Florida shooter lawyers step down
Trayvon Martin killer on murder charge
Judge sets George Zimmerman bail
Yahoo to cut 14% of its workforce
Google augmented glasses unveiled
US job growth slows during March
Mega Millions winner claims prize
Obama and Brazil's president discuss trade, energy
World stocks slip on growth fears
US sues Apple over e-book prices
Google doubles shares as profits soar
American Jim Yong Kim named World Bank chief
US economic growth rate slowing
Large Texas tornadoes wreak chaos
Widow lands plane as husband dies
Texas counts cost after tornadoes
US Navy jet crashes in Virginia
US mayor rescues woman from fire
US Midwest put on tornado watch
Tornadoes kill five in US Midwest
Romney revels in triple primary win
Obama and Brazil's president discuss trade, energy
Rick Santorum ends presidency bid
US mayor rescues woman from fire
American Jim Yong Kim named World Bank chief
Romney calls for focus on Obama
Djokovic retains Miami title
Wildcats beat Kansas 67-59 for NCAA crown
Woods trails by five shots
Hanson storms into Masters lead
Watson wins Masters in play-off
Southern U.S.
Katrina police jailed over shootings
No grand jury in Trayvon Martin case
Florida shooter lawyers step down
Trayvon Martin killer on murder charge
Judge sets George Zimmerman bail
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Wildcats beat Kansas 67-59 for NCAA crown
Woods trails by five shots
Hanson storms into Masters lead
Watson wins Masters in play-off
California
Seven die in college shooting
Police name shooting suspect
Yahoo to cut 14% of its workforce
Google augmented glasses unveiled
US sues Apple over e-book prices
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Florida
No grand jury in Trayvon Martin case
Florida shooter lawyers step down
Trayvon Martin killer on murder charge
Judge sets George Zimmerman bail
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Djokovic retains Miami title
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US job growth slows during March
Obama and Brazil's president discuss trade, energy
US economic growth rate slowing
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New York
Arms dealer Viktor Bout sentenced
World stocks slip on growth fears
American Jim Yong Kim named World Bank chief
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American Jim Yong Kim named World Bank chief
Romney calls for focus on Obama
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Latin America
'9/11 planners' set for US trial
US Secret Service agents recalled
Wal-Mart probes bribery claim
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US-bound jet in emergency landing
Russia furious over Bout sentence
U.S. discusses possible buffer zone for Syria
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Widow lands plane as husband dies
US Midwest put on tornado watch
Romney revels in triple primary win
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Woods trails by five shots
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Oklahoma
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Two arrests over Oklahoma murders
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Apr.1  Miami  Djokovic retains Miami title
Apr.2   San Francisco Bay Area  
  Armed officers swarmed Oikos University in the city of Oakland after the mid-morning attack. Bodies covered with tarpaulin were laid outside.    After a huge manhunt the suspect was detained at...
  New Orleans Wildcats beat Kansas 67-59 for NCAA crown  San Francisco Bay Area  Police name shooting suspect Apr.3  Afghanistan  Military may visit Afghan shooting site   Dallas   Large Texas tornadoes wreak chaos  Tornadoes have touched down near Dallas, Texas, flipping trucks, uprooting trees, wrecking homes and grounding planes   Wisconsin     Romney revels in triple primary win   Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney has cruised to victory in Maryland's primary, Wisconsin and DC  Wisconsin  Widow lands plane as husband dies Apr.4   San Francisco Bay Area   Yahoo to cut 14% of its workforce  Yahoo is to cut 2,000 staff. The company said the cuts were part of efforts to make it 'smaller, nimbler, more profitable'  Dallas  Texas counts cost after tornadoes   Guantanamo '9/11 planners' set for US trial  San Francisco Bay Area  Google augmented glasses unveiled  New Orleans  Katrina police jailed over shootings Apr.5  Alaska  U.S. to sink Japan boat that was lost in tsunami   Manhattan   Arms dealer Viktor Bout sentenced  Arms dealer Viktor Bout, dubbed the 'merchant of death', has been sentenced to 25 years in jail by a US judge  Mountain States  'Smallest town in US' auctioned  US Georgia  Woods trails by five shots   Alaska     US Coast Guard sinks tsunami 'ghost ship' Map of Sitka Alaska Alaska
  The US Coast Guard has used cannon to sink a crewless Japanese ship that drifted to Alaska after the 2011 tsunami
 The coast would hold off scuttling the Ryou-Un Maru after a Canadian fishing boat claimed salvage rights
Apr.6   Moscow   Russia furious over Bout sentence  Moscow has condemned the US prison sentence for arms dealer Viktor Bout as 'political' and says the case will be a priority in relations with...   Washington   US job growth slows during March   The US economy added 120,000 jobs during March, lower than estimates suggested, while the unemployment rate fell slightly to 8  Virginia  US Navy jet crashes in Virginia Apr.7   Oklahoma   US city shootings spark manhunt   Authorities in Tulsa, in the state of Oklahoma, have launched a manhunt after a series of shootings which police say may have been hate crim...  US Georgia  Hanson storms into Masters lead Apr.8  Oklahoma  Two arrests over Oklahoma murders   US Georgia Watson wins Masters in play-off Apr.9  Pakistan  U.S. team reaches Pakistan avalanche site  Florida  No grand jury in Trayvon Martin case  Baltimore  Mega Millions winner claims prize  Washington  Obama and Brazil's president discuss trade, energy Apr.10   Pennsylvania   Rick Santorum ends presidency bid Map of Gettysburg Pennsylvania  Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum has ended his bid for the White House, leaving Mitt Romney as the presumptive nominee  New York  World stocks slip on growth fears  Florida  Florida shooter lawyers step down Apr.11  Turkey  U.S. discusses possible buffer zone for Syria   Florida   Trayvon Martin killer on murder charge   Neighbourhood watch volunteer George Zimmerman has been charged with second-degree murder over the shooting of unarmed black teenager  San Francisco Bay Area  US sues Apple over e-book prices Apr.12  Florida  Florida gunman appears in court  San Francisco Bay Area  Google doubles shares as profits soar Apr.13  New Jersey  US mayor rescues woman from fire  Los Angeles  Pitt and Jolie confirm engagement   Colombia   US Secret Service agents recalled   Several Secret Service agents providing security for President Barack Obama in Colombia have been recalled, following allegations of miscond... Apr.14  U. S. Midwest  US Midwest put on tornado watch Apr.15   Oklahoma   Tornadoes kill five in US Midwest   Tornadoes have hit a large swathe of the Midwest, killing at least five people in Oklahoma. Twisters were also reported in Kansas, Iowa, and... Apr.16  London  US-bound jet in emergency landing   New York   American Jim Yong Kim named World Bank chief
  Jim Yong Kim was tapped to be the next president of the World Bank, besting Nigerian finance minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala
 U.S. Senate  Senate blocks Obama Buffett Rule  Colombia  Colombia scandal 'embarrasses' US  Beijing  China increases US debt holding Apr.17   Washington     Shuttle makes Washington flypast   One of Nasa's iconic space shuttles has made a dramatic flypast over the centre of the US capital on the way to its final resting place in a...  Italy  Last 5 cruise ship bodies ID'd; 2 Americans named  San Francisco Bay Area  Apple and Samsung chiefs to meet  Washington  U.S. eases pressure on Myanmar Apr.18   Washington   US condemns Afghan bodies 'abuse'  The Los Angeles Times published photos Wednesday of U.S. soldiers posing with what the newspaper said were bodies of insurgents   Houston Woman shoots mother and steals baby
  Washington US agents sacked over sex scandal   Southern California Dick Clark dies of heart attack aged 82 Apr.19   Colombia Colombia prostitute tells of cash row   New York The Band's Levon Helm dies at 71   Panama Cruise ship 'ignored Panama castaways'   Southern Afghanistan Copter crashes in Afghanistan, likely killing 4 Americans Apr.20   Florida   Judge sets George Zimmerman bail  The man accused of murder over the death of an unarmed Florida teenager has been granted bail, set at $150,000   Washington   Colombia scandal claims more US jobs  The Secret Service has said three more employees are resigning over the prostitution scandal that overshadowed a summit in Colombia last wee... Apr.21   Virginia Nixon's 'hatchet man' Colson dies   USA US introduces $60 LED light bulb Apr.22   Iran Iran says it's recovered data from U.S. spy drone   Mexico   Wal-Mart probes bribery claim  US retail giant Wal-Mart says it is investigating allegations that its Mexican subsidiaries used bribes to secure permits to build new store...   Florida Zimmerman freed on Florida bail Apr.23   Florida Trayvon Martin police chief saved   Mexico Mexico-US migration on the slide Apr.24   New York     Romney calls for focus on Obama   Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney has vowed to take the White House from President Barack Obama   California California 'mad cow' case found   U.S. Supreme Court Supreme Court to hear migrant law Apr.25   Mid-Atlantic states No dismissal of charges in Manning case   Connecticut Connecticut abolishes death penalty   Los Angeles US air screeners 'ran drug ring' Apr.26   Washington Catholic leaders skewer Paul Ryan   Washington US bailout fund 'may make loss'   Japan   US and Japan reach Okinawa deal Map of Okinawa Japan
  The United States and Japan have reached a deal to move 9,000 marines from the island of Okinawa. Some 10,000 troops will remain
  Washington New sex claim hits US Secret Service Apr.27   Washington   US economic growth rate slowing  US economic growth slowed to an annualised pace of 2.2% in the first quarter of the year, from 3% in the final three months of last year   Beijing   China dissident 'in US embassy'
  Chen Guangcheng is in the US embassy in Beijing following his dramatic escape from house arrest, fellow activist Hu Jia has told the BBC
 Chen - who is blind - had scaled a high wall and was driven hundreds of kilometres to Beijing
  Washington New rules for US Secret Service
Apr.28   Miami Cuban 'defector' actors reappear Apr.29   Tribal Areas Drone strike kills militants hiding in high school  Southern California  US yacht race 'crash' kills three