Scientists Debate Why Monogamy Persists in Some Mammals
Two rival research teams propose explanations for why only a few mammal species form lasting pair bonds. Their approaches focus on mating competition, parental care, and social structure, signaling an ongoing debate in behavioral biology.
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One dead in shooting near school reported
A fatal shooting near a school is reported with one person dead. Details remain limited as investigators secure the scene and search for witnesses. Nearby authorities and local officials respond as the incident unfolds.
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MLB May Suspend Rodriguez Under CBA
Major League Baseball may pursue suspension of Alex Rodriguez under the collective bargaining agreement rather than drug rules, potentially avoiding delays. The development comes from New York with AP reporting on the possible action and its implications.
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Obituary Not Found For July 30 2013
Today's page notes no obituaries for July 30 2013 and includes a weather section listing forecast highs and lows for the day. The absence of obituaries is stated plainly while the forecast details accompany the notice.
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Valley Meat plant arson probe amid opening amid court ruling
Fire investigators probe a suspicious blaze at Valley Meat Co. as the first federally permitted horse meat plant since 2007 faces a Monday opening despite a temporary restraining order hearing. Attorneys say the plant remains planned to open while officials debate environmental and permit issues.
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Council approves 2014 budget amid rising costs
City Council passed the 2014 budget as revenues hold steady and expenses rise. City Manager Larry Fry notes more of the budget is spent now, shrinking carryover. Health insurance costs and part time employee benefits drive the shift, with all funds showing lower reserves.
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Obama administration launches new Mideast peace bid
The Obama era opens a fresh Middle East peace effort led by Secretary of State Kerry. A veteran U.S. ambassador to Israel was chosen to shepherd negotiations seen as protracted and difficult, amid cautious optimism and widespread skepticism.
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Cannes diamond heist nets record 136 million
A lone gunman masked with a scarf robbed the Carlton Inter Continental hotel in Cannes during the noonday spree on Sunday. He escaped on foot after a minute, stealing jewelry valued at about 136 million dollars, far above initial estimates and making it possibly the biggest heist in years on the Riviera.
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Pope Francis says he won’t judge gay priests
aboard his plane from Brazil Francis urges compassion toward gays and says who am I to judge if they seek the Lord and have goodwill The pope’s first news conference covers women’s roles the Vatican Bank and broader church reforms in a candid exchange with reporters
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