Congress to stay in session as lame duck plan forms
Congress debates a lame duck endgame with Republicans split on timing. Senate members head home to campaign after voting to extend agency funding through Nov. 14. House Republicans consider staying in session to push daily measures. Clinton urges completion while Republicans weigh political risk and pressure from Democrats.
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Taiwanese jet crash probe seeks cause amid typhoon winds
Families of Singapore Airlines crash victims began arriving in Taiwan to recover bodies as investigators assess what sparked the Boeing 747-400 disaster during takeoff in stormy weather. Winds, visibility, and pilot decisions are under review while forensic work and DNA testing proceed. 79 died, with 47 Americans among the victims.
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Autopsy Finds 2 Year Old Boy Died From Hypothermia
Utah medical examiner ruled the death a result of freezing after the 2 year old wandered from his father's pickup into the woods near Park City. The preliminary finding ends suspicions of parental killing though a lie detector test was planned. The boy, wearing worn pajamas, walked miles while strapped in a car seat and was found beneath snow by a volunteer and his dog.
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