Johns Hopkins to pay $190 million in pelvic photo settlement
Thousands of women who may have had gynecological pelvis photographs taken at Johns Hopkins can join a $190 million settlement. Claimants must describe trauma to qualify, with some unsure after Dr. Nikita Levy’s 2013 death and discovery of the scale of the photos.
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Large Endreson family to share $20 million lottery prize
The Endreson clan from Beachwood New Jersey will split a 20 million dollar Pick-6 jackpot after a sister found the winning ticket and a brother who died earlier children also receive shares. The family plans a lump sum of 14 million before taxes about 10 million. The siblings aged 53 to 76 include three children of a deceased brother.
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Gaza sides agree to lull but truce efforts stall
Israel and Hamas sides agreed to a 12 hour humanitarian cease fire starting at 8 a.m. local time amid stalled US brokered talks for a longer truce. Israel warned it would expand Gaza ground operations if attacks continue while Hamas seeks international guarantees to lift the border blockade. Protests and West Bank clashes left at least six Palestinians dead, underscoring a spillover from Gaza.
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Plane crash in Mali kills 118 on Air Algeria jet
Aviation experts, investigators, and soldiers gathered at a remote Mali site to probe why Air Algeria Flight 5017 disintegrated in a storm. Officials cited extreme weather as likely cause but left terrorism and other factors open. All 118 aboard perished, including 6 Spanish crew and passengers from France Europe Canada and Africa.
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Taiwan crash survivor calls father after escape
The 10 survivors of Taiwan's worst air disaster in over a decade include 34 year old Hung Yu ting who escaped through a fuselage hole after the plane struck homes on Penghu island. She phoned her father Hung Chang ming to report the crash and urge help as rescuers ferried victims away.
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Families urge resumption of Congo adoptions before U.S. Africa summit
American families press President Obama to urge Congo’s President Joseph Kabila to lift a 10 month suspension halting adoptions. A letter signed by 167 members of Congress and a White House call push for action as Kabila attends the Aug. 4 6 summit. Some 148 Congolese children with US visas await exit permits. over 900 families are stalled.
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