Drug cartel suspected in marines abduction in Veracruz
Three Mexican marines and a naval academy cadet were abducted in Veracruz this month. Navy officials say drug traffickers are likely behind the first such abductions involving navy personnel, tied to Calderon’s war on cartels. Cadet missing since August 8. marines last seen August 1.
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Japanese student presumed drowned after Niagara Falls incident
Niagara Falls Ontario authorities say a 19 year old Japanese student studying in Canada is presumed to have drowned after being swept over Niagara Falls. She and a friend were visiting the river when she climbed onto a railing and sat on a pillar then stood up and lost footing, tumbling into the water about 80 feet upstream from the brink as current carried her over the falls.
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Food aid stolen in Somalia amid famine relief scramble
An AP investigation finds sacks of grain and peanut butter diverted from U N World Food Program distributions in Mogadishu. The theft undermines relief for millions. WFP probes two months and condemns any diversion as conflict worsens aid delivery in a drought and war torn country.
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Israel approves 277 homes in West Bank deep inside dispute
Israel authorized 277 new apartments in Ariel the deepest West Bank settlement, drawing international condemnation and raising tensions ahead of renewed talks. Washington called the move deeply troubling as Palestinians push for U N recognition and a state bid.
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Specialists redefine addiction as chronic brain disease
Washington AP report says addiction is a chronic brain disease, not mere willpower, affecting drugs alcohol gambling and eating. The stance links neuroscience to primary care, urging long term treatment and relapse prevention, with NIDA pushing physicians to screen for signs.
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