Study finds fear of female hurricane names hides deadlier storms
A study by University of Illinois researchers finds people are less likely to flee from storms with feminine names, yet historic U S landfall deaths show Katrina and Sandy among the deadliest. The research, published in PNAS, suggests names influence perceived danger more than storm strength.
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Bergdahl swap ends five-year battle for release
U S officials say in 2010 Bergdahl walked away from his unit and the military pursued negotiations for years. He was freed in exchange for five Guantanamo detainees sent to Qatar amid concerns over health and the risks of bargaining with Taliban figures.
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