Two Die In Sweden School Attack
A school attack in Sweden leaves two people dead and several injured as authorities investigate the incident and secure the site. Police say the motive is under inquiry while students and staff are accounted for and receiving support.
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GNC Accused of Selling Synthetics in Oregon Case
Oregon attorney general charges GNC with selling synthetic supplements allegedly spiked products. State alleges retailer knew of adulteration and misled customers. Authorities review evidence and potential penalties in the ongoing investigation.
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Valeant Falls 25 Percent in Two Days
Valeant Pharmaceuticals plunges 25 percent over two days as fraud allegations weigh on shares. The company says it will lay out the facts to investors on Monday, aiming to reassure markets and clarify next steps.
Time off for family biz snapshot
A brief USA TODAY snapshot notes time off for family business. The item mentions personal or professional leave tied to family business obligations, reflecting a short update in the USA TODAY SNAPSHOTS feature.
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Trump mulls running mate as rise astonishes
Trump revels in a swift rise to front runner status and says he has thought about potential running mates including rivals from the 2016 race. He also questions Janet Yellen's motives for delaying rate increases and warns of recession risks.
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U S raid frees 70 hostages in Iraq mission
Kurdish commandos and U S special operations teams freed about 70 hostages in northern Iraq near Hawija after a raid requested by the Kurdish regional government. Five ISIS fighters were captured and one American soldier died from wounds.
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High Schoolers report tired stressed and bored at school
A Yale led study with 22 000 US high school students finds negative feelings dominate in class with 39 percent tired 29 percent stressed and 26 percent bored. Lead researcher Marc Brackett warns these moods affect attention memory and school performance.
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