Debated Use of Force in D C Killing of Carey
Federal agents fired at a speeding Infiniti carrying a toddler near the White House and Capitol grounds, killing Miriam Carey of Connecticut. Officers from the Capitol Police and Secret Service face scrutiny over policy violations and whether deadly force was justified amid an unusual pursuit.
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Eye contact makes people stick to views study says
A Washington Post report notes researchers found forced eye contact during persuasion made listeners more stubborn. Harvard psychologist Julia Minson and coauthor Frances Chen say direct gaze can feel confrontational, reducing openness to opposing views in experiments using eye tracking and video speeches.
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