Attacks Kill 50 in Iraq and Australian Rescued
A suicide bomber in an army uniform blew up a crowded mess hall in Khalis killing 26 soldiers and wounding 26 others as violence spikes across Iraq. Iraqi and U.S. forces rescued Australian hostage Douglas Wood after a 47 day captivity, confirming his release with medical checks.
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House votes to curb Patriot Act access to library records
The House voted 238 to 187 to block the Justice Department and FBI from using the Patriot Act to access library records and bookstore slips, while narrow permission to track Internet use at libraries remains. The vote accompanies a $57.5 billion bill for Commerce Justice and State, with the Senate yet to act.
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Insomnia Causes Remain Murky Says Panel
A National Institutes of Health panel finds most insomnia causes and consequences are not well understood. About a third of adults have trouble sleeping and 10 percent show daytime impairment. Cognitive behavioral therapy is effective but hard to access. new sleep pills Sonata Ambien Lunesta have fewer side effects than older benzodiazepines.
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