Panel on youth violence avoids firearms issue
A bipartisan House panel urged expanded school based counseling truancy programs and early intervention to reduce youth violence. It avoided gun policy amid deadlock, noting child abuse nutrition unsupervised time and violent media as contributing factors while reporting a general decline in juvenile homicide since 1993.
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Study suggests Earth seeded by extraterrestrial chemicals
A Science report links a surge in lunar impact rates 400 to 500 million years ago with the Cambrian explosion on Earth. The study suggests exotic space compounds may have catalyzed the emergence of diverse life, supporting panspermia as a possible origin mechanism.
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NATO denies Serb spy story amid Kosovo air campaign
In Ankara, NATO and Pentagon officials dismissed a BBC documentary alleging a mole fed Serbs airstrike plans during the early Kosovo campaign. They concede security lapses existed at launch, with some evidence Yugoslav forces might have known bombing plans via a flawed fax distribution system.
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