Boston removes kneeling Emancipation Memorial statue
Workers removed the Emancipation Memorial from a park near Boston Common ending a months long dispute over its design. The bronze figure, copied from Washington DC, honors Lincoln and Archer Alexander but drew objections for its depiction of a kneeling freed slave.
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New US dietary guidelines limit sugar under age two
The first U S infant and toddler dietary guidelines released this week urge feeding only breast milk for at least six months and no added sugar before age two. They advise iron fortified formula if needed and vitamin D supplementation, with peanuts introduced early to reduce allergy risk.
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Nashville bomber left hints of trouble motive elusive
Nashville police and federal investigators probe Anthony Quinn Warner's actions before the Christmas bombing. Neighbors recall a ominous remark and authorities review his finances and belongings while trying to determine a motive, with no clear digital footprint or decisive clues emerging.
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