Oklahoma inmate dies from lethal injection autopsy finds drugs killed
Clayton Lockett, 38, who died after a botched April execution in Perry, Oklahoma, reportedly began gasping for 43 minutes. Autopsy results released show lethal injection drugs caused death, not a heart attack, prompting a governor ordered review of execution procedures.
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UN peacekeepers seized and confined in Golan border clash
Rebels captured 43 UNDOF personnel near Quneitra on the Syrian Golan frontier while 81 others were restricted to their positions at Ruwayhinah and Burayqah. Fiji troops were taken, Filipino personnel confined as cross fire rages between opposition forces, some linked to al Nusra, and the Syrian government. The UN seeks their immediate release.
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Ebola outbreak could reach twenty thousand cases says WHO
WHO warns the West Africa Ebola crisis could infect over 20,000 people as cases surpass 3,000 in Guinea Liberia Sierra Leone and Nigeria. The fatality rate stands at 52 percent and the outbreak involves four countries with urban spread and no vaccine. A separate Congo outbreak is unrelated. The plan aims to halt transmission in six to nine months.
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Nail polish to detect date-rape drugs draws buzz and backlash
Four North Carolina State University students unveiled Undercover Colors a nail polish that changes color when dipped in a drink containing date-rape drugs such as GHB Rohypnol or Xanax The project drew media attention and an 100000 investment while facing criticism for addressing only symptoms rather than root causes and prompting safety debates in national outlets.
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