Obama Admin Moves To Contain WikiLeaks Leak
The Obama administration denounces WikiLeaks for releasing over 250000 classified diplomatic files calling it illegal. Hillary Clintonemphasizes wrongdoing, while Attorney General Holder signals potential prosecution and Gibbs notes possible actions against WikiLeaks. President Obama was briefed and called the breach a serious legal threat.
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Police: Boys' dad lied about woman in custody claim
Morenci Michigan police say John Skelton lied about entrusting his three missing sons Tanner 5 Alexander 7 Andrew 9 to a woman named Joann Taylor. Authorities have not named him a suspect but will not rule him out as the investigation continues.
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Patrols stepped up around mosques after bomb plot in Portland
In Corvallis a fire at the Islamic Center sparked an FBI arson probe as Somali leaders and Portland officials called for calm after Mohamed Osman Mohamud, 19, was charged with plotting a mass attack at Pioneer Courthouse Square. Mayor Sam Adams ordered heightened protection for mosques and vulnerable sites amid fears of retribution.
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Koreas Sea Border Seen as Recipe for War on Yeonpyeong
On Yeonpyeong Island in the Yellow Sea the border split after the Korean War shapes daily life and clashes. Experts warn the disputed line risks escalations as naval forces guard crab boats and fishing waters near Incheon.
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Cells that switch identity offer future medical potential
New York scientists report early success in direct conversion of one specialized cell type into another. The approach could allow heart tissue to be rebuilt after a heart attack and may extend to other organs and diseases such as Parkinsons or diabetes. Researchers like John Gearhart of the University of Pennsylvania describe this as the future of stem cell biology and regenerative medicine.
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Tariq Aziz Convicted in Iran-Iraq War Terror Case
Iraqi court sentences Tariq Aziz to 10 years for terrorizing Shiite Kurds during the Iran-Iraq war. The 74 year old Christian in Saddam’s inner circle already faces a separate death sentence. Aziz seeks a presidential pardon as legal hurdles fade.
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Afghan border police officer kills six in attack
An Afghan border police officer opened fire on U S troops during a training mission in the east, killing six American service members before he was shot dead. The Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack amid a push to expand Afghan security forces.
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