Nigerian schoolgirls abducted from Chibok boarding school
Dozens of Nigerian schoolgirls were seized at night from Chibok in Borno state by armed militants. Gunmen looted the school, killed residents, and burned houses as they loaded students into three trucks and a bus amid reports the attack lasted six hours. Boko Haram blamed.
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Boko Haram
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West Texas town weighs new fertilizer plant near crater site
West Mayor Tommy Muska discusses building a new fertilizer plant amid calls from residents to revive industry after the 2013 explosion that damaged the town and killed first responders. Supporters argue it would boost the economy if located away from the center. critics fear risk.
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Texas
Tommy Muska
Donald Adair
Joe Kotch
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Mimi Irwin
Ukraine launches gradual special operation near Kramatorsk
Ukrainian forces conduct a limited special operation against separatists in the east with airborne troops landing at Kramatorsk airfield. Civilians bar a hostile exit from the compound as authorities claim an anti-terrorist operation proceeds in Slaviansk while Kyiv asserts liberation of the base amid stalled militant presence. Putin and Merkel discuss the crisis by phone as tensions rise.
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Oleksander Turchinov
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Vladimir Putin
Russia
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Soldier to receive Medal of Honor for 2007 Afghanistan action
Former Army Sgt. Kyle White, a Charlotte area resident, will receive the Medal of Honor from President Obama on May 13 at the White House for heroism during a Nov. 9, 2007 ambush in Nuristan, Afghanistan. White dragged a wounded Marine to safety and protected comrades amid a four hour firefight that left six Americans dead. Among those saved was Kain Schilling, Cedar Rapids Prairie High School graduate.
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Casual pot use linked to brain changes in youths
Northwestern University researchers with Massachusetts General and Harvard Medical School report that light to moderate cannabis use in 18 to 25 year olds correlates with changes in brain regions tied to motivation and emotion. Absent long term data, the study suggests potential early signs of motivational issues, pending further study and abstinence effects.
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Journal of Neuroscience
Northwestern University
Medical School
Massachusetts General Hospital
Harvard Medical School
Hans Beiter
Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
Beiter
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