Rodney King death ruled accidental by coroner
A coroner's report says Rodney King died by accidental drowning after drinking and drug use, with King plunging into a Rialto pool in June. the case is closed per Rialto Police Captain Randy DeAnda. Separately, John Lennon’s killer Mark David Chapman was denied parole for the seventh time, with a next appearance planned for August 2014. In St Louis, Andrew Oberle Jr., a SLU student injured in a South Africa chimp attack, is awake and communicating after three surgeries with lingering injuries.
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Navy SEAL author of bin Laden raid revealed
The Navy SEAL who wrote the account of the bin Laden raid under a pseudonym is identified as Matt Bissonnette, who retired last summer. Fox News first reported the name, later confirmed by two anonymous U.S. officials. The memoir No Easy Day will be released September 11 under the pen name Mark Owen.
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Romney aims for North American energy independence by 2020
Mitt Romney pledged aggressive offshore drilling in Virginia, North Carolina, and the Gulf of Mexico to spark three million jobs and over 1 trillion dollars in revenue, aiming for North American energy independence by 2020. He backed oil and gas expansion over wind and solar, including Alaska, and supported Keystone XL and ending wind production tax credit.
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Romney Medicare split tests a Chicago couple
In Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan's Medicare plan a 55 year old man and his 53 year old wife face different futures under 2023 changes. Sharon could pay more for insurance while Mike remains in traditional Medicare, highlighting worries about complexity and affordability in a reshaped system.
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Pastor testifies on Stacy Peterson murder case details
The Rev. Neil Schori described Stacy Peterson’s fear and her claim that Drew Peterson coached her on lying to investigators. He testified she recalled Peterson’s disappearance the night after Kathleen Savio’s death and that prosecutors say he killed Savio to prevent divorce trouble.
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Feared Zetas leader 2 40 rises to top target in Mexico
Miguel Angel Trevino Morales, a former enforcer, is described by rivals as the new head of the Zetas cartel. Authorities confirm he has taken command from founder Heriberto Lazcano Lazca, with Trevino alleged to order brutal killings including victims stuffed into oil drums and set on fire. The Zetas are blamed for a large share of Mexico's drug war deaths, though other gangs commit mass slayings too.
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Armstrong stripped of Tour titles by USADA ruling
USADA chief executive Travis Tygart says Armstrong will be banned for life and stripped of seven Tour de France titles for doping. Armstrong disputes USADA authority while noting his drug tests. USADA may move to erase his victories, a move linked to his cancer survival and Livestrong foundation legacy.
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