Couple charged after girl dies from drinking soda
In Hawkins County Tennessee a man Randall Vaughn and his wife Mary Vaughn face murder charges after an autopsy found their five year old daughter Alexa Linboom died from forced consumption of about 2.4 liters of grape soda and water as punishment. The incident occurred January 1 2012 and the couple was held on 500000 bond each with arraignment planned Friday.
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U S government to spend 30M on forest restoration
The U S Department of Agriculture will spend 30 million this year on forest restoration in 12 states to cut wildfire risk protect water quality and improve wildlife habitat for at risk species. The initial 13 projects begin a multi year effort affecting public and private lands with private landowner coordination funded by the new farm bill.
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Ultra-Orthodox Jews protest draft changes in Israel
Thousands of ultra-Orthodox Jews blocked roads across Israel in coordinated protests against proposed changes to mandatory military service. Police used water cannons and stun grenades as clashes erupted, following a Supreme Court ruling that halted funding to seminary students dodging the draft. Demonstrations spread to Jerusalem and Ashdod as protesters targeted traffic arteries and clashed with police, while about 2,000 others blocked a central highway.
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Iraqi women detained in mass sweeps face torture HRW says
Human Rights Watch cites thousands of Iraqi women held without charges amid security sweeps. Detainees report abuse including kicking slapping threats of rape and forced confessions. One woman says officers threatened to rape her daughter to extract a confession. seven months later she was executed.
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Human Rights Watch
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Salvadoran survivor shows fatigue in Marshall Islands public appearance
Jose Salvador Alvarenga, who says he drifted at sea for over a year, appeared markedly weaker at a Marshall Islands Resort briefing. The public look came with a shaved haircut and assistance, as he thanked officials and friends while declining questions.
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Jose Salvador Alvarenga
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