Vatican suspends priest who claimed he pretended to be gay
Monsignor Tommaso Stenico says he was not gay and acted to gather information for church work. He disclosed he frequented online gay chats and met gay men to expose those who tarnish the church with homosexual activity, amid a hidden camera scandal and a Vatican investigation.
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Castro returns to Cuban airwaves with Chavez call
Fidel Castro appeared live on Cuban TV and radio for the first time since July 2006 illness, exchanging praise and jokes with Hugo Chavez. A videotape of Chavez's weekend meeting aired, with Chavez singing revolutionary hymns and presenting Castro a painting made during his imprisonment.
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Tunnel pileup near L A causes traffic headaches
Santa Clarita residents faced travel disruption as Interstate 5 remained shut in both directions after a Friday night interstate tunnel crash 30 miles north of Los Angeles. Investigators say 31 vehicles were involved in the fiery wreck killing two men and an infant and injuring at least 10.
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Moving Away From Smoke A New Job Brings Relief
A worker describes the relief of leaving a smoky environment for a smoke free job. They mention dirty hair an off putting smell and throat and sinus irritation improving after the shift ends. The change reduces discomfort and improves overall wellbeing.
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