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SAN JUAN, Texas A police chief says a campaign worker was struck in the leg in a drive-by shooting about 100 yards from a South Texas polling place that doubles as a police and fire station.San Juan police Chief Juan Gonzalez declined to identify the 55-year-old man who was wounded until his family could be notified. The injury was not life threatening and Gonzalez said he expected the man to be released later Tuesday.Gonzalez said no suspects had been notified, and it wasn't clear if the shooter had targeted a specific campaign or candidate.Witness Ramiro Trevino says he didn't hear the shot as he stood on a street corner packed with workers and signs during primary day in Texas. Trevino says the man was working for a different candidate.Also on HuffPost:

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Richard Keys and former US National Team member Christopher Sullivan break down the Ghana's 2-1 win over the United States.

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SEOUL, South Korea (AP) Samsung Electronics Co., the world's largest maker of mobile phones, said its third-generation Galaxy S smartphone went on sale Tuesday in 28 European and Middle Eastern countries, hoping to cement its lead over Apple's iPhone.The Galaxy S III smartphones hit the shelves in countries including France and Britain. By the end of July, nearly 300 mobile operators around the world will be selling the device.Buyers of the new smartphone in five European countries will also be the first to get their hands on Samsung's music streaming service.In Germany, France, Spain, Italy and Britain, the Galaxy S III will be shipped with access to the Music Hub an iTune's like service allowing users to listen to music as well as buy and store it. Samsung said the service has a 19-million song catalog.Samsung said the initial response to the new smartphone was positive. At Vodafone Group, pre-sale orders for the Galaxy S III outstripped those of any previous Android-based smartphones, according to Samsung.The Galaxy series of smartphones is widely acknowledged in the industry as a success for Samsung, turning it from a smartphone also-ran into a viable competitor with the iPhone from Apple Inc.While Apple has kept the screen size of the iPhone the same in every upgrade since 2007, Samsung increased the screen size of its highest-end smartphone in its two major updates. The latest Galaxy phone screen is nearly twice as big as the iPhone screen.The 4.8-inch S III also features more computing power that supports voice commands and an eye-movement tracking feature to keep the screen from dimming.The music service, which is available in free and paid versions, can recommend new tunes based on a user's listening preferences.The paid service allows uploading and storage of music files on servers that can be accessed from more than one Internet-connected device at a cost of 9.99 per month, Samsung said.Unlike Apple, which uses its in-house o