World War II cargo plane crashes in Florida street
A DC-3 cargo aircraft from the World War II era crashed in a residential street near Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport. All three aboard survived and were hospitalized but conscious hours after the impact. Fire crews battled the blaze as investigators began assessing ground injuries.
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Supreme Court narrows jury challenges
The Supreme Court limits California pre trial jury challenges to curb racial discrimination concerns. Justices call the ruling a narrow but important step toward eradicating bias in civic participation.
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California
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HIV prevention targets Black men who have sex with men in Atlanta
At a Midtown nightclub AIDS activist Ronnie Bass distributes condoms and safer-sex materials to Black men who have sex with men as CDC officials highlight the rising HIV crisis among Blacks. CDC data show African Americans account for over half of new HIV and AIDS cases, with notable risk linked to unprotected sex. Researchers note under study groups and cultural factors, including stigma and church influence, shape disclosure and risk. Cox News Service
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U.S
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Georgia State University
Peterson
Mother of missing student says detainees know what happened
Beth Holloway Twitty, mother of Natalee Holloway, says three detained youths likely know the fate of her daughter in Aruba. Lawyers seek a court order to free the guards while officials defend ongoing investigations amid sensational public interest.
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Aruba
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Companies hiring to read employees email in New York
Corporate concerns over trade secret leaks drive firms to hire staff to scrutinize outbound mail and monitor Internet use. Proofpoint says over a third of large companies already employ email watchers and 26.5 percent plan to hire more. about a third use software to scan mail for secrets or offensive content. Keith Crosley of Proofpoint asserts employees have no expectation of email privacy in the workplace.
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New York
Proofpoint Inc
Cupertino
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