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By David Ingram and Jane Sutton WASHINGTON/MIAMI (Reuters) – As detainees at the U. S. military prison in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, press ahead with a widening hunger strike nearly three months old, President Barack Obama has come under increasing criticism for his policy of force-feeding them. But U. S. law is on his side, an analysis of court rulings shows. Most U. S. judges who have examined forced feeding in prisons have concluded that the measure may violate the rights of inmates to control their own bodies and to privacy – rights rooted in the U. S. Constitution and in common law. . . .

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GOLDEN, Colo. (AP) ? Authorities in Colorado are looking for a well-groomed man suspected of stealing more than $2,600 worth of teeth-whitening strips, weight-loss pills, probiotics, condoms, Rogaine and other hair-growth products from several Walgreens stores.

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LONDON (Reuters) – Stock index futures pointed to a lower open on Wall Street on Friday, with futures for the S&P 500, the Dow Jones and the Nasdaq 100 falling 0. 1 to 0. 3 percent. U. S. economic growth likely rebounded in the first quarter after almost stalling at the end of 2012 as Americans shrugged off higher taxes and stepped up spending, but the trend is likely temporary. . . .

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The White House discloses that Assad has likely used chemical weapons.

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COMPTON, Calif. (AP) ? Before he suddenly surfaced in the race for mayor of this hardscrabble Los Angeles suburb, Rodney Allen Rippy’s name was likely to evoke that question inspired by that class of former child stars who didn’t die young, end up in jail or a celebrity rehab series: "Whatever happened to that guy?"

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Teachers in Mexico have gone on the rampage attacking offices of four political parties and Guerrero state’s education department, after the legislature approved sweeping education reforms.     

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The protesters in Mexico’s Guerrero state attacked the offices of four political parties and a building of the state’s education department after legislators approved controversial education reforms.     

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The bill halts furloughs that were causing widespread airline flight delays.

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