Supreme Court takes Bong Hits 4 Jesus free speech case
The Supreme Court agreed to hear an Alaska case involving Joseph Frederick's banner reading Bong Hits 4 Jesus displayed during a 2002 Olympic torch event. The ruling could shape student speech limits and school authority over off campus or event related expression.
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Litvinenko poisoning tied to polonium exposure
London investigators report polonium-210 exposure linked to Alexander Litvinenko's death on Nov. 23. Scaramella and family members show minimal or no radiation symptoms as autopsy planning proceeds. Irish cases prompt routine probes. radiation traces found at multiple sites in Britain.
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Mayon erupt, mudflows near homes amid Durian typhoon
Mud from Mayon volcano and rising floodwaters threaten villages as Typhoon Durian pummels the Philippines. Residents recall rushing to safety as mud flows swept through communities, destroying houses and claiming lives while power lines and debris clog roads. Local officials warn of further hazards from ongoing volcanic rumbling and rains.
Storm toppled tree onto mobile home in Greencastle Indiana
A gust up to 50 mph toppled a tree onto a mobile home in Greencastle Indiana about 40 miles west of Indianapolis. Jennifer Stark of the National Weather Service said the storm stood out due to the prior unseasonably mild weather and record high temperatures earlier in the week.
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Eight foot crucified teen statue protesting AIDS art in Copenhagen
In Copenhagen a sculptor installed an eight foot crucified pregnant teenager outside the Lutheran cathedral in protest of beliefs about chastity and sex. City authorities approved the piece named In the Name of God. Anders Gadegaard welcomed the message as a church complement. Clinton warned India is the new epicenter of AIDS with 5.7 million infected, while the Clinton Foundation will supply 19 anti retroviral drugs to 100,000 children in 62 developing countries.
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