Obama launches reshaping of military after wars
President Obama unveiled a plan to shrink and reshape the U S military in a Pentagon presentation. He pledged continued U S supremacy while the Army and Marine Corps shed troops and nuclear arsenals are considered for reductions amid budget constraints. Panetta and Gen Dempsey backed the plan as necessary though risky amid political criticism.
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Government moves to regulate face and hand transplants
The government seeks a regulated framework like other organ programs with waiting lists and a nationwide match system. Hospitals with transplant experience prepare to expand access for wounded troops and hundreds of eligible service members.
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Prosecution Seeks Death for Mubarak in Cairo Trial
Prosecutors called for Hosni Mubarak to be hanged, citing full responsibility for protesters’ deaths during the uprising. The 83 year old former president faces a high-stakes trial amid public anger and potential lengthy appeals, with Egypt’s military rulers able to veto a death sentence. Mubarak attends hearings on a hospital gurney with his two sons and top aides.
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Questions swirl after Texas middle school shooting death
In Brownsville a 15-year-old eighth grader Jaime Gonzalez was fatally shot after brandishing a realistic pellet gun in a school hallway. His father demanded answers while police officials defended the use of deadly force citing a weapon raised by a suspect. Discussion centered on whether Tasers or beanbag rounds could have been used and if pellet guns should be clearly marked to avoid misidentification.
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Topeka man Corey Brown found dead in Douglas County woods
The Douglas County Sheriffs Office and Topeka Police investigate the suspicious death of 39 year old Corey Brown found Thursday morning west of Lecompton near BNSF tracks and the Kansas River after a passerby reported the body at about 10 45 a m Brown was last seen missing Tuesday with his car and phone recovered nearby.
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Kansas GOP braces for national attention in March caucuses
Associated Press reports Kansas Republicans expect a large field of presidential candidates for the March 10 caucuses. State leaders hope the competitive race attracts national attention while NRP rules discourage early states from winner take all, delaying the nomination decision.
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O'Neal apologizes for Michelle Obama email derision
Kansas House Speaker Mike O'Neal apologized after forwarding an email calling First Lady Michelle Obama "Mrs YoMama" and comparing her photo to the Grinch. He said he forwarded too quickly and meant no offense while critics called the message disrespectful and unacceptable.
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