Americans split over Clinton Trump unifying the nation
AP NORC poll shows 73 percent expect Trump to deepen divisions, 43 percent see Clinton as unifying. Only 34 percent believe Clinton would bring unity, versus 17 percent for Trump. Even among Republicans, 38 percent see unity from their nominee. The survey of 1,008 adults was June 23 to 27.
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Genome scan highlights 15 DNA regions linked to low mood
A comprehensive DNA scan by Winslow and colleagues, involving Pfizer and 23andMe data plus hospital cohorts, identifies 15 genome regions associated with depression risk. Researchers say this points to biological underpinnings, aiding future drug development though individual risk remains small.
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Testimony details altered confrontation before trooper fight
Christian described the scene as five people moved to aid a trooper and a struggle over an ASP. Tupper allegedly asked for ID and a safety pat down sparked the altercation. The hearing involved talk of a Georgia plea and probation transfer, with Lowery facing possible guilty plea to attempt to commit a felony.
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West Virginia MSBI signals contraction amid coal slump
The MSBI indicators suggest a looming contraction as June data feed a six month annualized decline, with four positive and three negative components. Coal output falls sharply, natural gas declines, and a rising state dollar dampens growth while initial unemployment claims nudge higher. Brian Lego of BBER notes 2016 coal tonnage may hit decade lows absent demand rebound.
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Melvin Goins and Ray Goins Honored by West Virginia Music Hall of Fame
The Goins brothers, bluegrass performers from Bramwell, were inducted in 2013 after a career including early dance gigs in Spanishburg, radio shows on WHIS AM, and tours with the Lonesome Pine Fiddlers. Melvin and Ray earned Kentucky honors, a highway name, and Nashville hall recognition.
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