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Clinton meets w/ Black Caucus
WAP96062013-20JUNE1996-WASHINGTON, D.C.,USA: President Bill Clinton meets with the Congressional Black Caucus, June 20, in the Cabinet Room of the White House. Seated next to Clinton is Ron Dellums (D-CA), right, and Donald Payne (D-NJ), left. UPI ae/Elizabeth Lippman

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Hundreds of people turned out in Oakland, Calif., to protest the involuntary manslaughter verdict Thursday against a transit officer who shot a young black man.
Hundreds of police officers from California and as far away as Canada joined the entire Oakland department Friday for the funeral of four slain officers.
Oakland, Calif., Mayor Ron Dellums called for calm Friday following erroneous reports that the suspect in the shooting of an unarmed man had been freed on bail.
Protesters angry over a transit officer's fatal shooting of an unarmed man turned violent in Oakland, Calif., smashing storefronts and setting cars afire.
A top city official in Oakland, Calif., accused of tipping off a nephew about a police probe, will be on paid administrative leave until she retires July 31.
Top black leaders across the United States reportedly are divided regarding whether to support Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., or Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill.
The killing of a newspaper editor in Oakland, Calif., has led to a number of local arrests and prompted the arrival of a state gang task force unit.
Traffic engineers said the explosive crash that collapsed a highway in Oakland, Calif., may have been an accident waiting to happen.
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Greek national flags fly over Tiananmen Square during Greece's Prime Minister Antonis Samaras state visit to Beijing on May 16, 2013. Samaras is in China seeking investment and trade deals to help revive his country's recession-battered economy. UPI/Stephen Shaver