Sentencing set April 6 for former Massey Energy CEO
Don Blankenship will be sentenced April 6 in Charleston for conspiring to willfully violate mine safety rules at the West Virginia Big Branch Mine where the 2010 explosion killed 29 men. He faces up to one year for the misdemeanor after a December conviction. felonies were acquitted. Judge Irene Berger approved travel for holidays.
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Gun buyer linked to San Bernardino gunman by marriage
New officials and public records reveal that Marquez who bought the assault rifles used in the December 2 attack and Farook shared family ties through marriage and may have discussed an earlier plot three years before the shooting that killed 14 at a holiday health inspectors event. FBI searches relate to the broader investigation as Comey notes the pair were radicalized in place.
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Deaf couple sues Tennessee hospital over interpreters
A deaf couple from Wise Virginia filed a federal lawsuit in Johnson City accusing Mountain States Health Alliance and Johnson City Medical Center of discrimination for failing to provide qualified sign language interpreters during their daughter Sydney Cantrell's care. The suit seeks a court order for changes to practices.
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Thousands of Plastic Surgeons Face False Dermex-P Threat
New York report warns plastic surgeons may lose work due to Dermex-P the face-lift pill. Phytoceramides claim to reverse aging across the body, with testimonials from users like Lydia S. in Tampa and Anita in Little Rock and assertions from Dr. Oz and industry insiders. The piece notes Hollywood fear and a risky free trial push with a 30-day money back guarantee and a toll-free number.
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Phytoceramides May Ease Eczema and Psoriasis
Research links eczema to a faulty skin barrier that invites irritants and bacteria while causing dehydration. Phytoceramides are shown to reduce itching and inflammation and help normalize skin surface lipids, easing chronic dry skin in eczema and psoriasis.
Product Claim Notice Irregular Text
A stray warning line states that the statements have not been evaluated by the FDA and that the listed products are not intended to diagnose treat cure or prevent any disease. The language conveys standard disclaimer wording often seen in health product notices.
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