Texas polygamist raid custody case drains families under scrutiny
Texas officials moved 416 children from a polygamist retreat into state custody while mothers were sent away. A judge and lawyers face a legal logjam in one of the nation’s largest child custody fights. Of 139 women who left with their children since the April raid, only those with kids four or younger could stay. The state accuses the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints of abusing the children and seeks to end parental custody.
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Carter Defends Talks With Hamas Leader
Former President Jimmy Carter said he plans to meet with Hamas’s top leader to act as a conduit between the militant group and Washington and Israel. He argued isolating Hamas is counter productive.
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Hamas seized Gaza but ostracized by Israel and allies
Brief remarks from BRIEFLY at a conference near Tel Aviv show support for Hamas and Syria's involvement in a future peace deal. The speaker urged that Hamas be included in talks, saying he would report back to U S leaders as a communicator.
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DASH Diet Cut Heart Attack and Stroke Risk in Women
A long-term study of 88 000 healthy women over nearly 25 years links DASH diet eating patterns to reduced heart attack and stroke risk. Women adopting DASH habits were 24 percent less likely to suffer a heart attack and 18 percent less likely to have a stroke than those with typical American diets. Participants were aged mid 30s to late 50s at study start in 1980.
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Al-Sadr calls for rehiring Basra safety forces
Shiite cleric Muqtada al Sadr demanded the Iraqi government reinstate all security forces fired for deserting during fighting in Basra. He said those who gave up their arms were obeying grand religious leaders and should be reinstated and even rewarded for loyalty.
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Tasing mars KU fan celebration during mass street altercation
Lawrence resident York said a KHP trooper grabbed his bottle and tasered him after a crowd ban on alcohol on Mass Street prompted arrests. York resisted, was taken to the ground with a Lawrence officer, stunned twice with a Taser, and booked for dis orderly conduct before posting bond. Authorities say the taser was a lesser force option and note a pilot program in Lawrence to issue Tasers to officers.
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Mathew Heffley
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Heffley
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Joshua York
Kansas Highway Patrol
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