Wife of ex Penn State coach denies abuse allegations
Dottie Sandusky released a statement through her husband’s lawyer saying Jerry Sandusky is innocent of the child sex abuse charges. She said the accusations are fabricated and expressed devastation, stating no such incident occurred.
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Obama vows no vacation until payroll tax cut extended
President Obama will delay Congress and his own vacation until Social Security payroll tax cuts and long term jobless benefits are extended. House GOP leaders finalize legislation meeting White House needs but include at least one provision Obama has vowed to veto. House vote expected next week.
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Videos Show Strauss Kahn Checking Out After Alleged Assault
Surveillance clips aired publicly depict Dominique Strauss Kahn leaving a New York hotel where he faced sexual assault accusations facing authorities. The footage raises questions about how the material leaked and suggests his accuser may have acted as alleged in the attack.
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Iran shows video of purported U S drone
Tehran aired on state television a largely intact RQ-170 Sentinel captured from a U S drone mission. The clip confirms Iran may access sensitive tech and could share it with others while raising questions about the drone’s loss and the surveillance program over Iran.
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EU leaders weigh tighter unity to save the euro
At a Brussels summit EU leaders debate ceding sovereignty to a central authority to enforce budget balance and automatic sanctions. Sarkozy and Merkel push for tighter budget rules as Draghi signals possible ECB support if talks succeed. non euro members fear being excluded from decisions.
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Texting while driving rises despite bans era
A national NHTSA study shows nearly 1 in 100 drivers text or use hand held devices at any moment and incidents rose 50 percent from the prior year. Pennsylvania joined 35 states banning texting while driving as total traffic deaths in 2010 fell to 32,885, the lowest since 1949.
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Climate talks near end face clash of interests in Durban
As 194 nations near the end of a Durban climate conference, negotiators edge toward a funding pact for poor nations and a potential shift away from the Kyoto Protocol. Critics warn that elite posturing and unequal duties threaten real progress amid rising temperatures and cyclones.
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Rats Show Compassion Not Just Mischief in Studies
In experiments at the University of Chicago reported by AP, 23 of 30 rats freed trapped cage mates even with chocolate distraction. The rats often avoided eating before helping, sharing chips after freeing others, suggesting empathy beyond humans and primates.
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