   |     |         |    |            | (Reuters) - Search and rescue workers on Friday combed still-smoldering   rubble for survivors of a New York City gas explosion that caused   two apartment buildings to collapse this week, killing eight   people and injuring dozens. |              |     |                                |     |         |    |            | BOSTON (Reuters) - Even as police prepare for a massive presence   at Boston's first marathon since the 2013 bombing attack that   killed three people and injured 264, officials acknowledge the   sheer scale of the event poses inevitable security risks. |              |     |                  |                            |     |         |    |            | PHOENIX (Reuters) - An Arizona man convicted of execution-style   killings of six Buddhist monks and three others at a temple   near Phoenix in 1991 is set to be sentenced on Friday. |              |     |                  |                            |     |         |    |            | WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama will issue rules   on Friday aimed at cracking down on low-performing for-profit   career training colleges the administration says bury students   under mountains of debt and fail to prepare them for a well-paying   job. |              |     |                  |                          |     |         |    |            | (Reuters) - A tire blew out on a U.S. Airways plane with 154   passengers and crew on board as it was speeding down the runway   at Philadelphia International Airport on Thursday, prompting   the pilot to abort the takeoff, officials said. |              |     |                  |                             |    |            | NASHVILLE (Reuters) - Tennessee lawmakers on Thursday passed   a measure that allows teachers to wish their students "Merry   Christmas" and "Happy Hanukkah" and display scenes and symbols   of winter celebrations without fear of legal action. |              |     |                  |                          |     |         |    |            | TAMPA, Florida (Reuters) - A retired police captain charged with   shooting dead a fellow moviegoer in a dispute over cellphone   use in a Florida theater in January messaged his son from his   seat minutes before opening fire, court documents show. |              |     |                  |                       |    |            | JUNEAU, Alaska (Reuters) - An Alaskan moose hunter, whose discovery   of the corpse of a wanderer two decades ago helped lead to the   2007 movie "Into the Wild," has been shot and killed by police   following a weekend chase through the city of Wasilla, Alaska   State Troopers said. |              |     |                                                       |    |            | SAN DIEGO (Reuters) - Dozens of young, undocumented adults raised   in the United States but sent back to Mexico marched over the   border on Thursday as part of an ongoing protest of the plight   of college-age immigrants in a sometimes violent country where   they feel like strangers. |              |     |                  |                                                                             |    |            | (Reuters) - Former New Jersey Governor Jon Corzine's 31-year-old   son, Jeffrey, committed suicide at a Mexico City hotel this   week, a person familiar with the matter said on Thursday. |              |     |                  |                      |                          |                            |                        |                                            | A daily digest of breaking business news, coverage of the US economy, major corporate news and the financial markets. Register Today |         |                  |                  |              |                          |                  |                                            | The latest Reuters articles on M&A, IPOs, private equity, hedge funds and regulatory updates delivered to your inbox each day. Register Today |         |                  |                  |          |              | » MORE NEWSLETTERS |            |     
  
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