Judge blocks Alabama illegal immigration law
A federal judge temporarily blocked enforcement of Alabama's new immigration law. U.S. District Judge Sharon L. Blackburn granted more time to decide constitutionality, delaying the Thursday start that drew support and opposition from Republicans, church groups, and immigrant rights advocates.
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Obama selects Alan Krueger to lead White House economic council
President Obama nominates labor economist Alan Krueger as chair of the White House Council of Economic Advisers to shape a broader jobs agenda. Krueger, ex-Treasury official and Princeton professor, supports tax credits for business hiring and infrastructure spending.
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Gadhafi family flees to Algeria amid Libyan turmoil
Gadhafi wife Safia and three children Hannibal Mohammed and Aisha entered Algeria by land as rebels claim Khamis Gadhafi was killed in a Tarhouna clash. UN and Libyan rebel leaders vow pursuit and possible handover to Libyan courts.
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U.S. Taliban talks showed progress before Afghan scuttling
Afghan and U.S. officials said clandestine talks with the Taliban had become substantive before Afghan officials, worried the talks would undermine President Karzai, ended them. The discussions touched on the fate of U S Army sergeant Bowe Bergdahl and potential prisoner releases.
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Compression boots urged to cut blood clot risk in C sections
New guidelines from the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists recommend routine use of leg compression devices during most cesarean deliveries to reduce deep vein thrombosis risk. The devices, already used for hip replacements, may save lives by preventing clots that can travel to the lungs, with symptoms including leg pain, swelling, redness, or chest symptoms if a clot reaches the lung.
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Madison clinic probes possible diabetes nurse exposure
A Madison clinic seeks 2,345 former patients who may have been exposed to blood borne infections after a certified diabetic educator used injection devices improperly from 2006 until two weeks ago. Health officials monitor for any linked cases as testing is urged.
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Dean Clinic
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