Nine Shot on Bourbon Street Shocks New Orleans
Two men exchanged gunfire on Bourbon Street in the French Quarter early Sunday wounding nine people two of whom were in critical condition. Victims included out of town visitors two blocks from Jackson Square near Pat O’Brien’s. Police seek video and witnesses as Mayor Landrieu vows swift action.
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Rebel infighting in Syria leaves up to 7000 dead
Syria activists say the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights documents up to 7000 deaths from rebel-on-rebel clashes since January across opposition-held areas. Among the dead are 2196 Islamic State fighters and 2764 from Nusra Front and allied groups, with 650 civilians killed in crossfire.
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Flood-prone West Virginia area sees waves of buyouts
Berkeley County, West Virginia, has acquired 114 parcels in its Sportsman's Paradise flood plain since a 1996 flood, with fewer than 10 year round residents remaining. The latest round saved about 400000 less than budget due to no asbestos. Some residents plan to stay, citing lifelong ties to the Potomac River and flood insurance.
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Feel 30 Again Pill Sparks Drug Industry Pushback
A promotional piece claims a natural pill for men over 50 can reduce fat, build muscle, boost energy and testosterone, and restore sexual vitality. It alleges Big Pharma fears patent limits and seeks to halt shipments despite strong early sales and claimed health benefits.
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Feel 30 Again pill promises renewed vigor for men
Marketing copy touts a pill that allegedly reignites natural testosterone in older men to early 30s levels. It claims quick fat loss, muscle gain, renewed libido, energy, and focus, with risk-free 60 day trials and a hard sell against big pharma.
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