Little-known artists win Pulitzer Prizes
New York AP reports surprises in the Pulitzer announcements with playwright Donald Margulies, Jhumpa Lahiri, and composer Lewis Spratlan among winners. Margulies for Dinner With Friends, Lahiri for Interpreter of Maladies, Spratlan for Life is a Dream Act Two.
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Washington Post wins public service Pulitzer and more
The Washington Post won three Pulitzers including public service for revealing neglect in local group homes and a second public service prize. The Wall Street Journal earned two honors for national reporting on defense spending and deployment and for Paul Gigot's political columns. The Associated Press won investigative reporting on civilian deaths in Korea War early actions. Denver papers won for Columbine massacre coverage. Carol Gary Michael Williamson and Lucian Perkins of the Post won feature photography for Kosovo refugees.
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British pubs may stay open 24 hours a day
London officials floated a plan to scrap the 11 pm closing rule and allow bars to operate around the clock. The move aims to curb binge drinking and pub fights, drawing on wartime licensing reforms as motivation.
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Experts urge routine $25 thyroid test in adults
A new study estimates 13 million Americans have undiagnosed thyroid disease and advocates making a simple TSH blood test a regular part of adult checkups even without symptoms. Mild thyroid issues can impact pregnancy, cholesterol, and overall health, says Dr. E Chester Ridgway of Colorado.
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FDA panel backs Aprima impotence pill against Viagra
FDA advisers recommended approving Aprima despite risks, noting 1 in 30 men on the optimal dose fainted or suffered severe hypotension. They warned some may die from fainting, but said benefits include helping men with erectile dysfunction where others fail and providing an alternative to Viagra.
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Linville, MASH actor, dies at 60 after pneumonia
New York AP reports Larry Linville known for Maj. Frank Burns on MASH died from pneumonia complications at age 60. He battled cancer and had part of a lung removed in 1998 after a malignant tumor emerged. Linville left MASH after season five.
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