Military reports show fewer active duty self harms in 2013
Pentagon data indicate active duty personal crisis reports fell to 289 in 2013 from 343 in 2012 across the Army Navy Air Force and Marine Corps while Army National Guard and Reserve reports rose from 140 to 152. Navy and Air Force declined and Marines edged down. Rear Adm. Sean Buck notes cultural shifts may aid readiness and resilience efforts.
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Oklahoma district to pilot Bible based arts curriculum
Mustang High School in Oklahoma City voted to pilot the Museum of the Bible curriculum as a one year elective claiming to teach archaeology history and arts via Bible stories while asserting God is present in trouble and sinners pay consequences. Critics from ACLU and FFRF warn constitutional issues and urge reconsideration. The program is promoted by Steve Green of Hobby Lobby who says it aims to be about a book not a denomination.
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Court weighs police use of cell phone tower data
A federal appeals court in Miami weighs whether police may access and use cell phone tower location records. In Davis case authorities collected over 11,000 tower records across 67 days linking his phone to robberies, raising Fourth Amendment privacy concerns.
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