Former President George H. W. Bush in Intensive Care
National AP report says former President George H. W. Bush was admitted to intensive care in Houston due to fever. Doctors have him on a liquids only diet as illness worsened over the Christmas period.
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Refugee Patients Packed Into Brooklyn Rehab Center
Roughly 190 patients displaced by flooding have been accommodated at Bishop Henry B Huces Episcopal Rehabilitation and Skilled Nursing Center in Brooklyn. The facility, already at capacity, now houses refugees in beds and on Red Cross cots in former therapy rooms. Several residents lack beds and sleep in crowded rooms, with security lapses noted when a resident wandered away and later appeared at another hospital.
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Russia parliament backs bill banning U S adoptions
The Federation Council unanimously approved a measure to ban Americans from adopting Russian children, a move linked to U S sanctions on Russians and supported by President Putin. The law would cut off the main route for international adoptions and affect dozens of children awaiting U S placement.
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Firefighters grateful for support after deadly ambush
Two upstate New York firefighters wounded in a Christmas Eve ambush that killed two colleagues spoke on Wednesday about recovery and the outpouring of prayers and condolences. The gunman, Spengler, 62, exchanged fire with a Webster officer before taking his own life as the blaze spread seven houses in Ostobraal. The Spengler siblings and their mother Arne Spengler were among those affected.
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Mandela released from hospital after lung infection care
Nelson Mandela, 94, was discharged after treatment for a lung infection and gallstone removal. He will receive home based high care at his Houghton residence, with officials noting his improved condition but continued age related precautions.
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China opens world’s longest high speed rail line
China launched the 1 428 mile rail line from Beijing to Guangzhou cutting travel time to about eight hours from over 20. Trains run at 186 mph with stops in Shijiazhuang Wuhan and other cities as more than 150 pairs of trains operate daily.
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