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CIA chief Petraeus resigns, cites extramarital affair | Essentials

CIA chief Petraeus resigns, cites extramarital affair

Barack Obama during its speech at Colleville cemetery the 6 of June 2009
Barack Obama during its speech at Colleville cemetery the 6 of June 2009 by Virginia Manso
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As first reported by NBC News and in a letter released to the CIA work force on Friday afternoon, Petraeus disclosed the affair, and wrote: "Such behavior is unacceptable, both as a husband and as the leader of an organization such as ours."Petraeus told President Obama of his affair and offered his resignation during a meeting on Thursday, a senior official told NBC News. In a phone on Friday, Obama accepted the resignation.

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Newtown mourns: Candles, stuffed animals, tears | Redux

Newtown mourns: Candles, stuffed animals, tears

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Public school classroom by Renato Ganoza
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Pete Kearney, 47, lit a candle at a vigil near the fire station next to Sandy Hook Elementary School. A father of two teenagers and a 22-year-old, tears streamed down his face as he walked away from the site late Saturday. Kearney said he had read out loud the names of every victim of Friday's school massacre to his 17-year-old son to take in the loss to the community. “It just felt never-ending … overpowering, overwhelming,” said Kearney, a golf course greenskeeper whose children live with him. “It felt real before that, but then, you know, you see the ages and the names … it's just incredible, so sad. I don't think I have the words.

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-0.0873291“It just felt never-ending … overpowering, overwhelming,” said Kearney, a golf course greenskeeper whose children live with him. “It felt real before that, but then, you know, you see the ages and the names … it's just incredible, so sad. I don't think I have the words.”
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Simpsons 500th Episode Marathon - the Simpsons, Al Jean, Nancy Cartwright, and Yeardley Smith (Lisa Simpson)
Simpsons 500th Episode Marathon - the Simpsons, Al Jean, Nancy Cartwright, and Yeardley Smith (Lisa Simpson) by Pop Culture Geek
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