Plot to kill U S ambassador foiled in Afghanistan
Afghan intelligence arrested three Pakistanis in Laghman province as they planned to assassinate U S Ambassador Zalmay Khalilzad near a road opening ceremony. Officials said the men, aged 19 to 23, admitted intent to fight jihad and carry Kalashnikovs and RPGs. Khalilzad canceled his appearance. no one was harmed.
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Brain exercise slows Alzheimer's says researchers
Doctors urge cognitive reserve through daily brain challenges social engagement and physical activity. Regular puzzles languages and new tasks boost neural connections while social groups reduce cognitive decline amid stress and chronic distress. A healthy heart supports brain health with diet rich in omega-3s and fish or nuts.
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Yaakov Stern
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Robert Wilson
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Man With Grenade Shot Dead in Seattle Federal Courthouse
A man in his mid-50s shouting threats was shot by police and federal agents inside the lobby of the 23-story Seattle federal courthouse. He carried a World War II style grenade. bomb squad found no additional explosives in a backpack. Paramedics waited over an hour as investigators secured the scene.
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Democrats block Bolton for U N ambassador vote again
Senate Democrats blocked a vote on John Bolton to be United Nations ambassador for the second time in two months. Republicans fell two short of 60 to end debate, leaving a possible recess appointment as Bush insists on advancing the reformer.
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High court overturns death sentence in Pennsylvania case
The Supreme Court voided a death sentence in a 17 year old Pennsylvania case, ruling defense performance unlawful to ignore and ordering a new penalty trial for Ronald Rampilla who robbed, stabbed, and set fire to a tavern owner in Allen Town in 1988. The decision strengthens needs for thorough defense investigations and signals broader scrutiny of capital cases.
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