First case of West Nile infection before birth confirmed
CDC confirms the first documented intrauterine transmission of West Nile virus in a Syracuse infant born with severe cerebral abnormalities. The case suggests possible fetal impact from maternal infection, while officials urge mosquito bite prevention and note uncertainty about prognosis.
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Frist opens door to replacing Lott as GOP leader
Tennessee Senator Bill Frist signals willingness to seek Senate majority leader if a majority of Republicans support a change. Lott, 61, faces ongoing backlash from his December 5 remarks about Strom Thurmond. GOP aides note Frist could gain Nickles support, while others caution he may be seen as aligned with the White House.
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Boston church abuse files reveal priest misconduct and settlements
Boston Archdiocese release of 18,000 pages shows alleged abuse by priests including Philip Breton who faced multiple suspensions and retirements since 1978. Lawyers for about 450 victims push for compensation while settlement talks begin despite ongoing litigation.
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Watchdog cites games for violence against women
A watchdog group warns video games heighten violence toward women and urges retailers to better block children from access. The report highlights Grand Theft Auto Vice City with sex with a prostitute and killing scenes, while industry officials defend proper ratings and retailer policies.
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Interactive Digital Software Association
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Interactive Entertainment Merchants Association
Gag order limits Fairfax police in sniper case probe
A circuit judge issued a gag order restricting Fairfax County police from publicizing details of the Muhammad and Malvo sniper investigation. The injunction bars disclosing confessions, witness details, or opinions on evidence, and does not name the FBI. Muhammad awaits trial in Prince William County for a gas station killing. Malvo faces charges in Fairfax for the FBI analyst shooting.
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