Philadelphia abortion doctor guilty in 3 babies deaths
Dr. Kermit Gosnell, 72, was convicted of first degree murder in the killings of three babies born alive at his West Philadelphia clinic. He faces potential death penalty as prosecutors seek the maximum sentence. jurors also found involuntary manslaughter in a patient's overdose. Co-defendant Eileen O’Neill was convicted of participating in a corrupt organization and illegal billing.
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New Orleans police name suspect in Mother's Day parade shooting
Police identify 19 year old Akein Scott as a likely shooter in a mass shooting at a Mother s Day parade in New Orleans. Investigators seek confirmation of single or multiple gunmen while the city reels from violence amid rewards and vivid public tips.
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Sebelius fundraising push draws GOP criticism in Washington
Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius faces criticism from a Senate Republican over a fundraising drive soliciting donations from foundations executives churches and doctors for nonprofits aiding the Obama health care overhaul. HHS spokesman Jason Young says the solicitations via calls and some speeches are allowed under a Public Health Services Act provision and did not target entities regulated by HHS.
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Obama Faces IRS and Benghazi Probes Amid Pressure
President Obama pushes back on two brewing crises Domes day IRS targeting of conservative groups draws his rebuke and Benghazi attack oversight fuels Republican pressure. He calls the Benghazi inquiry a sideshow while promising accountability on IRS actions and surveillance. House panels plan hearings as other crises linger.
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Joyce Brothers Dead at 85. TV Psychologist and Author
Joyce Brothers, the pop psychologist who shaped early television advice and syndicated columns, has died at 85 in New York City from respiratory failure. She rose to fame on a game show, appeared on The Tonight Show nearly 100 times, published 15 books, and memorably won The $64,000 Question with boxing knowledge last attained by a woman.
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