Game of Thrones character goes missing

The Brief Saturday, July 26th 2014

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1. U.S. Evacuates Libyan Embassy
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The State Department relocated all personnel from the U.S. Embassy in Tripoli on Saturday following an outbreak of violence between Libyan militias. It also issued a new travel warning for the country where an attack by Islamic militants killed four Americans in 2012

2. Israel Agrees to 12-Hour Lull
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Hours after U.S.-led efforts to strike a deal stalled, Israel and Hamas agreed to a 12-hour humanitarian cease-fire to begin Saturday

3. <i>Thrones</i> Character Goes Missing
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HBO unveiled several new Game of Thrones cast members at Comic-Con on Friday, but fans are already upset about the exclusion of one character

4. Lethal Injection Mistakes Reveal U.S. Execution Problem
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Wednesday's botched execution in Arizona was the third troubled state-sanctioned killing this year. Once considered the most humane method of doing away with criminals, lethal injection increasingly resembles more primitive forms of capital punishment

5. Obama: Non-Refugee Migrant Kids Will Be Sent Back
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Meeting with the leaders of El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras, President Obama continued to dissuade parents from sending their children on the journey to the U.S., saying those without humanitarian claims will be returned to their home countries

6. Officials Say Ebola Virus Is Suspected in Nigeria
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Nigeria's health ministry announced that the virus responsible for hundreds of deaths across West Africa may have hit the continent's most populous city, Lagos, and that officials are testing a Liberian man after he collapsed at an airport and displayed symptoms

7. Unlocking Your Cellphone Is About to Be Legal Again
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President Obama is set to sign into law a bill that would make it legal for Americans to unlock their cellphones without carriers' permission. A 2012 Copyright Office decision had effectively outlawed the practice, making it harder for consumers to switch mobile carriers

8. Top Obama Aide: Rand Paul Could Be 2016 Threat
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A senior Obama aide suggested Friday that Sen. Rand Paul would be the greatest threat to Democrats' hopes to retain the White House in 2016, saying "He's the only Republican I think who has articulated a message that is potentially appealing to younger Americans"

9. Bose Sues Beats Over Headphone Patents
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Bose filed suit in a U.S. District Court in Delaware Friday, claiming that Beats violated five different patents in the manufacture of its line of Studio noise-canceling headphones. Bose is seeking an injunction to prevent Beats from selling the products

10. Hamas Still Has Some Friends Left
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With the fighting in Gaza intensifying daily, the ruling militant group Hamas is finding itself pushed to the limit, but it still has two clear allies: Qatar and Turkey. Both have given Hamas their public support and financial assistance

11. Amazon Shares Tumble After Reporting Weak Earnings
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After the company announced a wider-than-expected loss Thursday, its stock price closed down nearly 10% for the day, helping push the entire market lower Friday. "We can't wait until we start seeing some profits in shareholders' hands," investors said

12. Buzzfeed Fires Editor Over Plagiarism
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The popular social news site BuzzFeed announced the firing of Benny Johnson, its first viral politics editor, late Friday night after allegations of plagiarism surfaced online. A review of more than 500 posts revealed 41 instances of plagiarism, the site's editor said

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