Chicken from Hell dinosaur unearthed in North Dakota and South Dakota
Scientists describe Anzu wyliei a large oviraptorosaur from the Hell Creek Formation dated to 68 to 66 million years ago. The fossil trio, found in North and South Dakota, inspires the nickname Chicken from Hell due to its bizarre look and fearsome features.
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Carnegie Museum of Natural History
Hell
Oviraptorosaurs
Emma Schachner
University of Utah
Tyler Lyson
Smithsonian
National Museum of Natural History
North Dakota
Hell Creek
North
South Dakota
Hans-Dieter Sues
North America
Plos One
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Museum
Matthew Lamanna
Lamanna
Data from pilot sim used in MH370 probe widens search
FBI aiding Malaysian investigators by examining the captain Zaharie Shah’s flight simulator data cleared on February 3 amid the MH370 mystery. Malaysia’s Khalid Bakar says logs show wiping. 239 aboard MH370 vanished March 8 after departing Kuala Lumpur for Beijing.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
FBI
U.S
Khalid Abu Bakar
Zaharie Ahmad Shah
Beijing
Bakar
Malaysia Airlines
Fariq Abdul Hamid
Reuters
Israel strikes Syrian bases after border attack wounds four
Israeli aircraft hit multiple Syrian army sites near Quneitra after an explosive device wounded four Israeli soldiers on the Golan Heights. Syria reported one dead and seven wounded. Israel held the Assad regime responsible for attacks benefiting pro government forces and Hezbollah.
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Katzrin
Golan Heights
Israel
Jerusalem
Syria
Quneitra
Middle East
Golan
Druse
Majdal Shams
Hezbollah
Presi
Dent Bashar Assad
Lebanon
Moshe Yaalon
Assad
Guideline shift may boost statin use to tens of millions
New heart health guidelines could make 12.8 million more Americans eligible for statins, raising the eligible pool to about 56 million ages 40 to 75. The study in NEJM analyzes the 7.5 percent 10 year risk cutoff and online risk calculator amid debate on overestimation and impact.
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Chicago
New England Journal of Medicine
American Heart Association
American College of Cardiology
Pfizer Inc
AstraZeneca
Michael Pencina
Duke University
Clinical Research Institute
Bin Laden son in law testifies at terror trial
Su leiman Abu Ghaith, linked by marriage to Osama bin Laden, testifies in New York federal court about his role as a spokesman for al Qaida. He claims he followed talking points and did not join or plot with the group, while prosecutors argue he aided the insurgency and knew of attacks. The testimony offers a rare look at bin Laden’s demeanor after 9/11.
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New York
United States
Suleiman Abu Ghaith
Osama bin Laden
Afghanistan
bin Laden
Abu Ghaith
al- Qaida
Stanley Cohen
U.S
al-Qaida
Ayman al-Zawahiri
Mohammed Atef
Michael Ferrara
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