Ohio AG could target coach and parents in probe
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine signaled a broad probe into how adults responded to rape allegations in Steubenville. He said charges could be pursued against anyone who did not speak up, including teens parents school officials and a football coach linked to the August incident and the house where an infamous video was filmed.
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Columbus
Ohio
Steubenville High School
Steubenville
Mike DeWine
Study links single concussion to brain changes and mood risk
Researchers used MRI to compare healthy individuals with patients a year post mild traumatic brain injury finding shrinkage in memory and mood regions. The online Radiology study claims even a single concussion may leave detectable brain scars. In Pigeon Forge Tennessee heavy rain aided wildfire containment after flames consumed about 60 rental cabins near the Great Smoky Mountains. The 160 acre blaze prompted evacuation of up to 200 residents as 100 firefighters fought the fire before containment and rain stopped spread.
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Radiology
Pigeon Forge
Tenn
Tennessee
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Pope meets Argentine president in tense Falklands talks
Pope Francis held a first audience with Argentine President Cristina Fernandez amid pressure to intervene in the Falkland Islands dispute. He faces a long‑standing Argentina Britain conflict tied to 1982 war and Malvinas claims.
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Vatican City
Francis
Cristina Fernandez
Britain
Falkland Islands
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Islands
Malvinas
Cyprus moves to seize bank deposits in bailout plan
Cyprus proposes seizing up to 10 percent of savings to fund a euro 15.8 billion bailout, prompting fury as banks stay shut while lawmakers seek a less burdensome approach for savers. Eurogroup says small depositors should be protected below euro 100,000. vote delayed to modify terms.
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Nicosia. Cyprus
Cyprus
Eurogroup
FBI widens hunt for Gardner Museum art on 23rd anniversary
The FBI says it has solved who stole 13 pieces worth 500 million dollars in the 1990 Gardner heist but will not reveal names. The focus is now on recovering the Rembrandt Vermeer Degas and Manet works, believed moved to Connecticut and the Philadelphia area before being offered for sale. Authorities aim to prompt tips while withholding thief identities to keep the investigation active.
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FBI
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
U.S
Rembrandt
Manet, Degas and
Vermeer
Carmen Ortiz
Richard DesLauriers
New England
Mid
Atlantic States
Connecticut
Philadelphia
DesLauriers
Geoff Kelly
North Dakota debates abortion bans and personhood moves
North Dakota lawmakers discuss measures to outlaw abortions by defining life as beginning at conception. Senate plans include a state law and a constitutional amendment, while doctors warn of IVF impacts. Activists vow court challenges if enacted.
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Fargo
N.D
North Dakota
United States
State Senate
House
U.S. Supreme Court
Jack Dalrymple
Stephanie Dahl
Student plotted mass attack at university dorm
A 30 year old student at the University of Central Florida pulled a dorm fire alarm and died from a self inflicted gunshot as police closed in. Police found four improvised explosive devices a .45 handgun a .22 rifle and hundreds of rounds of ammunition in his dorm room. About 500 students evacuated without injuries.
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Fla
James Oliver Seevakumaran
University of Central Florida
University
Richard Beary
Virginia Tech
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