Missing Kansas City baby case returns to light of day
Deborah Bradley and Jeremy Irwin said they were told by NBC that Bradley was intoxicated when Lisa Irwin disappeared and may have last seen her at 6 40 p m rather than 10 30 p m as initially reported The case touches on the 10 month old Lisa Irwin whose disappearance in October drew national attention and ongoing police inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Deborah Bradley
Jeremy Irwin
Bradley
Lisa Irwin
NBC
Lisa
Obama campaigns in NC pressuring lawmakers to take up jobs bill parts
President Obama toured small Southern towns aboard a campaign bus urging Washington to consider pieces of his rejected 447 billion dollar jobs plan. Senate Democrats signaled action on a teacher hiring measure while debating piecemeal votes as Republicans faced criticism for blocking the full package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher
N.C
Barack Obama
Washington
Senate
North Carolina
Obama
Senate Republicans
Prisoner swap between Israel and Hamas moves ahead
Israel and Hamas proceed with a staged prisoner exchange starting today. 96 inmates move from a southern prison to a West Bank facility as part of a deal exchanging 1 027 Palestinians for captured Israeli sergeant Gilad Shalit, with 477 freed now and 550 more due in two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Hamas
Jerusalem
West Bank
Gilad Schalit
Gaza
Shalit
Hezbollah
Pap test urged as best cervical cancer screen
Government advisory panels push Pap smears as the primary cervical cancer test for young and middle aged women with Pap screening recommended every three years. They caution insufficient evidence on HPV testing and note potential harms from over screening and follow up tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Cancer Society
U.S. Preventive Services Task Force
United States
Cervix
Evelyn Whitlock
Kaiser Permanente Northwest
Center For Health Research
Portland
Ore
Supreme Court to rule on Stolen Valor Act validity
The Supreme Court agreed to hear the government's challenge to the Stolen Valor Act, seeking whether lying about military honors is protected speech. The case involves Xavier Alvarez who claimed at a 2007 public meeting to be a Medal of Honor recipient, though he never served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
U.S
Donald Verrilli Jr
Xavier Alvarez
Water District Board
Alvarez
Congress
Also Mentioned on This Page
Annals of Internal Medicine
Philadelphia
Norfolk Va
West Palm Beach
Fla
Linda Ann Weston
Mom
Baby
Capitol
Senate Democrats
Asheville
Cedar
First Avenue
Cedar Rapids
del Re
EyeglassOutlets.com
Wa.com
Les
Professiona
L Flood Restoration Services
Tee