Prosecution stands by ruling on Gray death as homicide
Baltimore prosecutors dropped the remaining charges against three officers in Freddie Gray’s death but maintained the medical examiner’s verdict that the case was a homicide. The state argued insufficient evidence to prove guilt, while defense countered lack of independent investigation.
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Would-be Reagan assassin to be free
John Hinckley Jr released from psychiatric hospital into his mother's care could occur as early as next week under a federal order. A 103 page court ruling said his major mood and psychotic disorder are in full remission for over 20 years and he is clinically ready to leave. If he follows guidelines he could be fully free from court control within about a year.
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Hinckley court order limits contact and media rules in Virginia
John Hinckley Jr must live within 50 miles of Williams burg Virginia and stay away from private residences unless approved by doctors. He is prohibited from contacting specific individuals including Jodie Foster and Reagan family members, must surrender cellphone data, avoid social media, and follow structured activities while media exposure is tightly controlled.
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Antibiotic from Nose Bacteria Aids Fight Against Infections
German researchers report a staph bacterium in about 10 percent of noses produces an antibiotic potent against dangerous skin infections. The online Nature study notes humans host trillions of beneficial microbes aiding digestion and immunity, with germ warfare occasionally benefiting the host.
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Firestorms in Jupiter Heat Up Upper Atmosphere
Scientists in Nature report the Great Red Spot’s energy waves may heat Jupiter’s upper atmosphere far beyond expected levels. The finding helps explain bizarre high temperatures observed hundreds to thousands of miles above the planet.
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