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President Barack Obama launched a final push Tuesday to persuade Congress to close the military prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, but lawmakers, opposed to rehousing detainees in the United States, declared his plan a nonstarter. In White House remarks, Obama pleaded with the Republican-led Congress to give his proposal a “fair hearing.” He said he did not want to pass along the issue to his successor next January. REUTERS

Time Inc. has been exploring a bid to acquire the core Internet business of Yahoo Inc. for several weeks, a source familiar with the situation told Reuters on Tuesday. Time Inc. has been reaching out to bankers on pursuing a deal with Yahoo, according to the source, who wished to remain anonymous because they were not permitted to speak to the media. It is unclear if the company has retained an investment bank as financial adviser on the potential bid. Yahoo officially launched the sale of its core business last week. REUTERS

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A small crowd gathered outside the Apple Store on Boylston Street in Boston on Tuesday for a rally opposing the recent FBI request for Apple to unlock an iPhone used by the gunmen in the San Bernardino shooting. MAIN PHOTO BY NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, ALL OTHER PHOTOS BY GETTY IMAGES

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Ben Carson’s comments that President Barack Obama was “raised white” prompted backlash on social media on Tuesday, with many users criticizing the neurosurgeon for stereotyping the experience of African-Americans. Carson grew up poor in Detroit in the 1960s, said of Obama in a podcast posted on Politico’s website, “He was, you know, raised white.” He added, “I mean, like most Americans, I was proud that we broke the color barrier when he was elected, but … he didn’t grow up like I grew up.” REUTERS

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lished Tuesday. McNesby called it “bizarre” that McCoy and Philadelphia District Attorney Seth Williams reportedly met together before the issuance of arrest warrants. “If that’s not preferential treatment,” McNesby told the outlet, “I don’t know what is.” But Williams’ office fired back on that claim. “Anytime an attorney wishes to have their client reach out to us, we do that,” a spokesman for Williams said, according to CSN reports. “That’s part of our investigation. This is not an issue of preferential treat-

“This is not an issue of preferential treatment. This is an issue of conducting a thorough investigation.” Williams’ spokesman

ment. This is an issue of conducting a thorough investigation.” McCoy faces charges for his role in a fight outside a Philly nightclub Feb. 7. He is among four men accused of brawling with two off-duty officers outside the Recess Lounge nightclub in Old City. The incident, which sent the officers to the hospital,

was reportedly the result of an argument about a bottle of champagne. Questions remain about the altercation and the conduct of the police officers involved. Police previously said the officers were “jumped,” while a source close to McCoy told the Buffalo News that it was one of the officers who instigated the fight.

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BRIEF Sorry, but no weed at the Philadelphia Flower Show For those who were hoping that this year’s Philadelphia Flower Show might showcase some ganja, all your hopes were dashed as the show has canceled any such shenanigans, Philly.com reported. The annual Philadelphia Flower Show, which claims it dates back to 1829, usually showcases “an amazing world of great gardening and design,” which

apparently does not include weeds — of any variety. However, Philly NORML, a local legalization group, claimed differently and even published a post announcing their debut at this year’s floral festival. This, according to show spokesman Alan Jaffe, just wasn’t true. “They told the people that coordinate the booths in the marketplace that they would not have any advocacy materials regarding legalization of marijuana

[at] the show, so they accepted the application. They misrepresented what they’re going to do,” Jaffe told Philly.com. “We’ve told them they can’t be part of the flower show.” According to Jaffe, the group promised that it was going to stay apolitical. The NORML blog post that announced their show debut though, said otherwise: “This is a ground-breaking

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‘LOVE’ statue moved to Dilworth Park Sightseers will now have to look for “LOVEâ€? a little further southeast, as riggers on Tuesday moved Robert Indiana’s iconic statue to Dilworth Park in preparation for LOVE Park’s renovation. The steady process of moving the statue to the northwest corner of City Hall took no more than five minutes, according to city officials, who wanted to keep it in close proximity to where its permanent home will be in a year — back at LOVE Park in front of a brand-new bigger, bubbling fountain. “It’s such a point of attraction for residents and visitors, we wanted to make sure it was accessible and nearby,â€? said Philadelphia Public Art Director Margot Berg. She said the statue will remain outside City Hall for about a year during the revamp of LOVE Park. It’ll then be completely restored and repainted and brought back to its original site. JENNY DEHUFF

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Pa. fracking trial begins, pitting families against driller Cabot Oil & Gas Co. contaminated drinking water for two Pennsylvania families in its rush to begin fracking operations during the state’s natural gas boom, a lawyer told a federal jury in Scranton, Pennsylvania, on Tuesday at the start of a civil trial. Leslie Lewis, who represents two families from the town of Dimock, told a six-member jury that Cabot had shown “reckless disregard” for the safety of her clients and other local residents. But Stephen Dillard, a lawyer for the Houstonbased energy company, said in his opening statement that the town’s groundwater already contains naturally occurring methane and that experts would testify humans cannot be harmed by methane-laced water. “The issues they have are cosmetic and aesthetic,” Dillard said. “Those can be treated, but it’s not toxic.”

Dimock figured prominently in the 2010 Oscar-nominated documentary “Gasland,” which examined the controversial practice of hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, to extract natural gas from underground shale formations. The movie showed tap water in Dimock that could be set on fire due to the methane it contained. Scott Ely and his wife, Monica Marta-Ely, and Ray and Victoria Hubert are seeking compensatory and punitive damages from Cabot. They are the last of about 40 plaintiffs who sued Cabot in 2009; the others have settled with the company. U.S. Magistrate Judge Martin Carlson rejected Lewis’ request to introduce a bottle of coffee-and-cream colored water drawn from the Ely well Tuesday morning as evidence. He said the deadline for submitting new exhibits had passed

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with him. Making things worse are local ne’er-dowells (led by Brian Cox) who have been stealing land by force, all but ensuring that Kiefer’s John Henry Clayton will turn Jack Bauer — eventually and reluctantly. “Forsaken” reunites Kiefer with someone else: director Jon Cassar, who helmed 59 episodes of “24.” John Henry could be read as the anti-Jack Bauer: a dangerous man who doesn’t want to unleash his darkest impulses. But subverting his screen persona wasn’t what drew him to the project. “My initial interest was to do a film with my father,” Kiefer explains. “He’s done so much extraordinary work and he’s someone I’ve had great respect for as an actor. It just took me 38 years to get into a place to do this.” “Forsaken” isn’t the first movie to feature both Sutherlands. They were in “A Time to Kill,” though not at the same time, and Kiefer did a bit

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“Forsaken” returns Kiefer to the Western, a genre he started in back during 1988’s “Young Guns” and its 1990 sequel. “I think ‘Young Guns II’ is a better movie, because all of us actors were a little older,” he confesses. Those films also instilled a love for horses, which led him to become involved in rodeos, which he keeps up. He won his first roping competition in 1992, and only had to cut back in 2000, when “24” started and took over his life. Sutherland has said he has no interest in returning to the show that made him big again after a bit of a slump. If he wanted to do more rodeo, he’d still have to contend with the fact that he’s pushing 50. “Driving a horse from zero to 40 mph in two strides is a little harder on my back,” Kiefer says. But roping is still a snap. “You can actually get better at that over time. You just learn to control a rope and once you get that down it’s no different than throwing a baseball. The problem is horsemanship: As you get older, the bones start to rickety-rack a little more.”

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Taurus Call in favors owed and be willing to

Scorpio Walk away from anyone trying to make

off ffer an additional incentive to ensure continued support and backup if required. Don’t give in to someone lacking integrity.

you feel guilty. Put time into making alterations at home that will give you the freedom to delve into a potentially compelling project.

Gemini You need to take care of your interests.

Sagittarius Keep an open mind and don’t make

Do and look your best in order to earn respect and gain the help you’ll need to deal with any competition you encounter.

assumptions based on secondhand information. Focus on being your best, not trying to change others to fit your needs. Fair play will win favors.

Cancer Attend a cultural event or sign up for

Capricorn Getting together with former co-

a trip that will educate you regarding your domestic choices. If you take the initiative, you can improve your life.

workers will be enlightening. Your experiences and the skills you have developed will prompt an interesting proposal.

Leo Don’t get angry or take part in something

Aquarius If you give everyone space, you will

that will challenge your physical well-being. Check out positive changes that you could make to enhance your personal life.

be off ffered the same in return. Working alone will allow you to achieve what you set out to do without interference.

Virgo Think before you take action. Make your

Pisces Play hard and aim to please. Your ability to bring valuable information, strength and original ideas to any partnership you form will bring future opportunities. EUGENIA LAST

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