Palmer Returns to Dentistry After Cecil Lion Fallout
Walter J. Palmer the Eden Prairie dentist returned to his Bloomington practice resuming duties after weeks of silence. He told Star Tribune and AP his Cecil the lion hunting case remains legal with no charges filed and refused to discuss Zimbabwe travel or further legal steps. In other news Kim Davis seeks emergency relief to refuse marriage licenses over religious beliefs while a Cuomo aide Carey Gabay was shot amid Brooklyn Carnival violence leaving him in critical condition.
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Pope Francis reforms Catholic Church marriage annulment rules
Pope Francis cuts red tape in annulment procedures, addressing couples who divorced and remarried outside the Church. An annulment declares a marriage invalid under Church law due to lack of prerequisites like free will and psychological maturity. The Church does not recognize civil divorce.
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Final Salute for Fox Lake Officer Charles Gliniewicz
Law enforcement from across the nation gathered in Illinois for the funeral of Fox Lake police Lt. Charles Joseph Gliniewicz 52 a patrolman who radioed about a foot pursuit before disappearing He was found shot near U S Highway 12 as investigators review scene evidence and security videos seeking tips.
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Germany Faces Refugee Surge and EU Quota Debate
Berlin and Munich scramble to absorb record asylum seekers as 20 000 arrive from Hungary. Merkel and Gabriel warn EU partners to share the load while Hungary fences and pepper sprays migrants at the border. EU plan could assign about 40 000 to Germany and 30 000 to France among 160 000 relocated.
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Climate studies warn of Atlantic circulation slowdown
Two separate studies warn that global warming could slow or stop the Atlantic circulation, with far reaching effects including colder northern latitudes and prolonged droughts in Southeast Asia. A German model notes a 7 percent salinity drop near Greenland, altering deep ocean patterns, while Texas researchers trace past ice age freshwater bursts triggering a Northern Hemisphere chill.
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