World News In Brief Amid Israeli stabbings and Putin praise
Amid a wave of stabbings in Jerusalem and a fierce critique of Arab lawmakers by Prime Minister Netanyahu, three attacks leave a teen critical and two assailants dead. The Quartet postponed travel as violence escalates. In Damascus, Umayyad Mosque worshippers laud Vladimir Putin as a strong regional power shift unfolds amid Syria and Iraq praise for Russian intervention.
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Deaton Wins Nobel in Economics for Poverty Studies
Princeton economist Angus Deaton won the Nobel Prize in economics for work on consumption and poverty. The Royal Swedish Academy noted his research reshapes understanding of poverty in India and how aid and growth relate to welfare, with a prize of about 975000 dollars.
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Angus Deaton
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Zimbabwe says U S dentist not wanted for Cecil lion killing
Harare officials announced Palmer, the American dentist who killed Cecil, will not face extradition or hunting-law charges. Environment minister Muchinguri-Kashiri said Palmer can return as a tourist after police and the National Prosecuting Authority cleared him. Cecil lived at Hwange National Park and drew global attention.
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James Walter Palmer
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Man charged in fatal Memphis officer shooting
In Cordova Tennessee Terence Olridge a 31 year old officer elect was shot during an argument with neighbor Lorenzo Clark 36 a convicted felon charged with possession of a firearm in connection with Olridge s death Clark faces a court appearance on Tuesday Olridge died after being wounded while heading to work and attempting to reach his home for help
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El Nino forecast could ease drought with heavy California storms
Evidence mounts that a strong El Nino will bring a rainy California winter, potentially easing drought yet raising flood and mudslide risks. Meteorologists say the event has a 95 percent chance to persist through winter before weakening in spring, with warnings of chaotic storms similar to the late 1990s.
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Mostly sunny with mild night and seasonal warmth
Mostly sunny conditions with a high of 66 degrees and humidity near 63 percent. West winds 7 to 13 mph. Tonight partly cloudy with a low around 42 and west winds 3 to 8 mph. Record high for today 83 set in 1985.
More Women Take Up Hunting Driven by Culture and Economy
In Vermont and beyond, women increasingly join hunting as a source of local food and empowerment. Data shows a 25 percent rise in female hunters from 2006 to 2011, with licenses for women nearly doubling in Indiana from 2006 to 2014. Experts cite marketing, independence, and cultural shifts as key factors. Tammy Miller, 46, set an archery Vermont moose record after learning from her husband, illustrating personal change and family dynamics behind the trend.
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Tammy Miller
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Michelle Cain
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Mary Zeiss Stange
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New York
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