Deep Throat’s motives spark hero or villain debate
The disclosure that Mark Felt was Washington Post source Deep Throat stirs debate over whether his leaks served the national good or harmed the country. Leaders from Bush to Rumsfeld weigh in as supporters and critics clash on ethics and impact.
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Vaccine shows promise against shingles in older adults
A large study indicates an experimental shingles vaccine halves flare-ups and lessens severity in seniors. If approved, it could join routine shots for older Americans, with Merck funding and leadership by VA and NIAID researchers.
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Exhuming Till Case Spurs Fresh Federal Probe
ALSIP Illinois federal investigators unearthed Emmett Till's casket nearly 50 years after his 1955 Mississippi river discovery. DNA testing and new evidence could identify killers and potential prosecutions, revisiting the crime that galvanised the civil rights movement. Till, 14, was abducted in Money Mississippi for alleged misconduct before his body was found in the Tallahatchie River.
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ICANN OKs xxx domain addresses for porn sites
ICANN approved a plan to create a virtual red light district with new domain endings "xxx" for adult sites. It will negotiate with ICM Registry led by Stuart Lawley to set prices and technical issues, with possible sales starting by fall or winter.
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Death by Own Action Behavior Rises Despite Treatment Spike
Federal survey shows no decline in personal crisis thoughts and behaviors among adults despite dramatic increases in psychiatric treatment for emotional disorders. From 1990s to 2001 03, those who attempted death by own action were more likely to receive antidepressants like Prozac Paxil and Zoloft, per Harvard Medical School researchers in JAMA.
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