Grandmother linked to deadly shootings spurs gun laws review
Connecticut police say Debra Denison killed herself and two grandsons Alton and Ashton Denison after taking them from daycare. Authorities investigate access to the revolver used and pressure lawmakers review gun access following the Newtown school massacre. The case prompts questions about how a firearm moved from a home to a public crime scene.
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Ex ally implicates CEO in W Va mine case
David Hughart, former White Buck Coal president, pleaded guilty to conspiracy and said Massey Energy Mine operators warned miners about coming federal inspections. He implicated the chief executive at Massey during the period, as investigators push toward possible prosecutions of a major corporate leader.
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Benedict XVI resigns first pope in 600 years
Benedict XVI becomes the first pope in six centuries to resign ending an eight year papacy. He flies to Castel Gandolfo and vows to continue serving the church while facing ongoing sex abuse scandals and Vatican divisions. He delivers final remarks from the palace balcony and tweets farewell.
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Radiation risk from Fukushima deemed tiny for residents
An international WHO study finds that areas with the highest radiation exposure after the Fukushima disaster pose only a minuscule increase in lifetime cancer risk for residents and infants, with lifestyle factors likely to dominate.
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Daisies and spices found in King Richard I heart study
Paris based study analyzes the embalmed heart of King Richard I buried in Rouen since 1199. Lead researcher Philippe Charlier notes flowers and spices were used to give the king the odor of sanctity though the heart now powder in a lead box.
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