Texans debate weapons on campus
A debate unfolds over concealed guns on Texas college campuses as Gov. Perry and opponent Bill White weigh in. The incident near UT Tower involved Colton Tooley firing an AK-47 before killing himself, raising questions about campus gun policies despite current prohibitions in buildings and dorms.
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Rutgers freshman Tyler Clementi death tied to webcam sting
Rutgers University freshman Tyler Clementi killed himself after classmates secretly filmed him having sex with a man in his dorm and broadcast it online. Dharun Ravi and Molly Wei face invasion of privacy charges. prosecutors say the act may be a hate crime.
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WTO finds U.S. ban on Chinese poultry illegal
The World Trade Organization panel ruled that the Obama administration's ban on Chinese poultry violates trade obligations by blocking Chinese chicken parts from entering the United States. Federal Reserve officials clashed over steps to stimulate growth.
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Markets Mixed as Dow and Sectors Slip Across Session
The market summary shows the Dow Jones Industrial Average down 22.86 points to 10,835.28 and the Nasdaq off 3.03 to 2,376.56 while the S&P 500 edges up 2.97 to 1,144.73. Treasury yields rise modestly to 3.69 percent on the 30-year note. In commodities, corn gains five cents to 5.05, soybeans stay near 11.99, Wheat nudges one cent higher to 717, and crude oil climbs 1.68 to 77.86.
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Gates Buffett dine with China's rich for charity
Gates and Buffett hosted a private charity dinner in Beijing with 50 Chinese business and philanthropy leaders. Two thirds of the invited attendees showed up amid concerns of pressure to donate. Buffett said philanthropy in China is still forming while Gates noted potential future events in India, with no pressure to give.
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