Sniper witness testifies in Muhammad murder trial
Whitney Donahue of Green Castle Pennsylvania told jurors he spotted a blue Chevrolet Caprice at a Maryland rest stop on October 24 2002 and stayed on a 911 line from 1247 am to 330 am providing updates as officers prepared to move in. FBI agent Charles Pierce said the arrest team rushed in despite an incomplete perimeter to seize Muhammad and Lee Boyd Malvo.
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Greencastle
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FBI
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Lee Boyd Malvo
Condom themed costume leads to student suspension
Lanessa Riobe, 16, wore a white T shirt with taped condoms to Osceola High School in Kissimmee Florida. After a three day suspension for class disruption the principal reduced it to one day. Riobe said the costume was inspired by safe sex ads and told peers to be safe.
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Genes found linked to osteoporosis and obesity risk
Researchers in Iceland and France identify genes tied to osteoporosis and obesity. The osteoporosis gene variants may triple risk and enable early lifestyle changes, while the obesity gene GAD2 could forecast future obesity and guide preventive screening.
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Tribune Chicago
Iceland
France
Kari Stefansson
Decode Genetics
Institut Pasteur de Lille
Philippe Froguel
Tiny nanoshells push cancer therapy toward light heat
Texas researchers report gold nanoshells with a mica center absorbing near infrared radiation can heat tumors in mice to kill cancer cells while sparing nearby tissue. Injected nanoshells accumulate in tumor sites due to leakier blood vessels, offering potential for non surgical treatment in hard to reach cancers like those in the brain.
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Washington
Texas
Jennifer L. West
Rice University
New Therapies Change Psoriasis Treatment Landscape
Doctors say psoriasis now has targeted therapies addressing immune dysfunction, offering better control with fewer side effects. Experts caution these drugs are expensive, often exceeding $10,000 annually, and not effective for all patients.
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Washington
Craig Leonardi
St. Louis
Palestinian security power struggle hinders new government
Talks between Palestinian Prime Minister Ahmed Qureia and Yasser Arafat failed to resolve control over security forces as the deadline nears. A 16 year old bomber from Nablus killed himself near Israeli troops in Azzoun, while parliament approved Rafig Natche as speaker, a role that could make him acting leader if Arafat steps aside. The core dispute remains Arafat’s hold on security units and the interior minister appointment.
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Rafik Natche
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