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Judge schedules retrial in Jodi Arias case
The judge on today scheduled a retrial for July 18 in the case of Jodi Arias, convicted of first-degree murder for killing her boyfriend in 2008.

Dutch wholesaler sells horse meat as beef, arrested
Willy Selten, who owns meat wholesaler Willy Selten BV, was arrested along with the company's interim director.

Life or death situation: Jodi Arias awaits jury’s decision
This comes a day after they reported they were unable to reach a unanimous verdict on whether she should be sentenced to life in prison or death.

French judges question IMF chief
She is being asked to explain her handling of a dispute in 2007 which resulted in some €400 million being paid to Bernard Tapie.

Moore shelter laws: Mayor seeks change after tornado devastation
Glenn Lewis says he will propose an ordinance requiring a reinforced shelter to be built in every new home.

UK VOICE: Bloodbath in Woolwich, London
Officers arrived at the scene in John Wilson Street in Woolwich, south London, after a man, believed to be a soldier wearing a 'Help for Heroes' t-shirt, was attacked by two men, according to the Mail

UK VOICE: Bloodbath in Woolwich, London
Officers arrived at the scene in John Wilson Street in Woolwich, south London, after a man, believed to be a soldier wearing a 'Help for Heroes' t-shirt, was attacked by two men, according to the Mail

Jodi Arias pleads for life in prison, regrets murdering boyfriend
Arias said she "lacked perspective" when she told a local reporter in an interview that she preferred execution to spending the rest of her days in jail.

Oklahoma tornado, several dead
Worst hit was Moore, which is south of the city, where neighbourhoods were flattened and schools destroyed by winds of up to 200 miles per hour.

US school hit by tornado, neighborhoods flattened
Authorities say an elementary school in an Oklahoma City suburb took a direct hit from a 1.6 kilometer wide tornado.

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