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NY Times- For Obama’s Global Vision, Daunting Problems May 25, 2013Taking America off “perpetual war footing,” as the president proposes to do, will not be a simple task.
- China Tells North Korea to Return to Nuclear Talks May 25, 2013The Chinese leader, Xi Jinping, struck a stern tone as he called for the denuclearization of the Korean peninsula, according to a state-run Chinese news agency.
- Britain to Debate New Security Powers After Attack May 25, 2013With Britain still reeling with shock at the brutality and chilling indifference of the perpetrators, officials confirmed that both suspects had been known to security agents.
- Messy Legal Fight Over Mandela Trust Goes Public May 25, 2013Two of Nelson Mandela’s daughters are suing for more control of their father’s trust, bringing into the open a long-simmering dispute over his financial legacy.
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- Men plead not guilty in Fero's Bar stabbing deaths May 24, 2013Three men accused of stabbing five people to death at a Denver bar last October pleaded not guilty Friday.
- Xcel to pay safety penalties over Cabin Creek fire May 24, 2013Xcel Energy will pay penalties of $150,000 to settle federal safety citations stemming from a 2007 fatal accident at a power plant near Georgetown.
- NREL pursues greater efficiency for solar panels May 24, 2013One thing a solar panel shouldn't do is reflect the sun — for every photon that bounces off is one less electron of electricity the panel will create.
- Crooked Stave event shows Denver has a craft beer phenomenon on its hands May 24, 2013Chad Yakobson wasn't expecting this. Really. When he arrived at his brewery on bicycle at 10 a.m. Sunday, between 30 and 40 people were lined up outside waiting, some in lounge chairs. Yakobson went inside and got to work, preparing with his small staff at Crooked Stave Artisan Beer Project for what they thought was just another bottle release.
- Denver holiday weather forecast: Sunny and warm May 24, 2013Denver weather on Friday is a preview of what's to come the next three days, through the Memorial Day holiday: warm and sunny.
- Feds order Aurora trucking firm off road because of safety violations May 24, 2013Federal transportation safety authorities have ordered Aurora-based GD Cars Inc. to immediately cease operations, claiming its vehicles and drivers post an "imminent hazard to public safety.
- Men plead not guilty in Fero's Bar stabbing deaths May 24, 2013
