Christian Coalition president-elect resigns over policy rift
Joel C. Hunter, senior pastor of a Florida megachurch, said he would step down as president-elect amid a philosophical clash over broadening focus beyond abortion and gay marriage to environmental and anti poverty issues. Roberta Combs said the board favored outreach but Hunter acted without proper consultation.
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Sea lions blamed as attacks rise near San Francisco
Wildlife experts warn sea lions at Fisherman's Wharf are not merely playful as a surge of recent incidents prompts caution. A rogue sea lion attacked 14 swimmers and chased 10 more at Aquatic Park while researchers link aggression to food competition and pollution, urging people to keep a safe distance and respect the animals.
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Ohio mother charged with murder in microwave death of newborn
China Arnold, 26, jailed in Dayton on aggravated murder charges after her month-old daughter Paris Talley died. Prosecutors cite forensic evidence suggesting a microwave caused lethal hyperthermia, with bail set at 1 million dollars.
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Mayor Bloomberg Meets Bell Family Over Queens Shooting
Mayor Michael Bloomberg visited the Bell family at a Queens church and then met community leaders after Sean Bell, 23, was killed by five officers during an undercover operation near a strip club in Queens. Investigators questioned a civilian witness as they reviewed security video.
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Partial face transplant shows patient improving in France
Doctors mark one year since the first partial facial transplant in Amiens. Isabelle Dinoire, now almost smiling, gains more facial sensitivity and mobility as British and American teams plan a full-face transplant. A new photo and statement accompanied the anniversary.
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