Paris Europe Hurries to Solve Debt Crisis Plan
European leaders raced Monday to avert a debt crisis that could collapse their 12 year old common currency project and damage the world economy. A central budget authority proposal gains traction as markets rally with the Dow up near 300 points and borrowing costs stabilizing after weeks of spike across Greece Italy Spain and Germany.
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South Africa Hosts Tough Open at U N Climate Talks
U N climate talks opened amid record heat trapping and diverging positions among the United States Europe and developing nations. Durban faced a deadly storm with at least five confirmed deaths and possible tolls up to ten as experts warn of rising extreme weather.
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Cain denials shadow long claimed affair with Ginger White
A Georgia woman Ginger White says she and Herman Cain had a 13 year extramarital affair that continued until just before his White House bid. Cain denies the charge while his lawyer frames the matter as private consensual conduct.
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More kids skip school shots in half U.S. states
An Associated Press analysis shows rising vaccine exemptions in over half of states, with eight states reporting more than 5 percent of public kindergartners not receiving all required vaccines. West and Upper Midwest states have the highest rates, with exemptions allowed for medical religious or philosophical reasons. Parents cite doubts about vaccines, perceived risks, or ease of opting out.
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Azerbaijani blogger Arzu Geybullayeva faces risk at home
Arzu Geybullayeva, a 28 year old Azerbaijani blogger based in Istanbul, criticizes Azerbaijan’s government and calls it a so called democracy. She fears arrest if she returns, citing arrests of activists and bloggers and the oppressive environment. She spoke at Kansas University detailing government crackdowns and use of social media to organize rallies.
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Health secretary urges Kansas pharmacy students to engage in policy
Kansas Health and Environment Secretary Bob Moser told KU pharmacy students to advocate for themselves as Medicaid funding gaps widen. He noted enrollment rising about 4.6 percent yearly while costs grow 7.4 percent, driven by aging and more disabled people. He urged lawmakers meetings, brief talks, and timely follow ups.
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Lawrence district tests new math benchmarks for grades three through eight
Nearly half of Lawrence's students are taking a new 25 question benchmark assessment this year as part of field testing to gauge how well math instruction aligns with classroom teaching. The test sits between state assessments and MAP tests, aiming to measure learning relative to course progress.
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