Cheddar Man Reveals Dark Skin and Blueprint of Britain's First Modern Briton
London scientists from the Natural History Museum and University College London unveil DNA results from Cheddar Man, a Mesolithic hunter gatherer found in Goughs Cave Somerset. The reconstruction shows dark skin and blue or green eyes, suggesting ancestry from the Middle East after leaving Africa and a link to about one in ten Britons today.
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Iowa City man argues self defense in Ped Mall shooting
Wilson defense contends he was justified firing five times at Kaleek Jones and two Hicks cousins after groups clashed over a Facebook post. Jones and the cousins were unarmed. Taylor posted the controversial remarks. Trial moved to Polk County. stand your ground immunity argued but not yet decided.
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Holocaust-denying candidate to challenge in Illinois 3rd
Arthur Jones a 70 year old Holocaust denier from Lyons leads the March 20 Republican primary for Illinois 3rd District. He faces no GOP challenger and is expected to run against Democrat Dan Lipinski or Marie Newman in November in a district that includes Western Springs La Grange and parts of southwestern Chicago.
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