Weiner exit reshapes New York mayoral race
The saga surrounding Anthony Weiner weakens his mayoral bid as Bloomberg nears term limit. Analysts note potential gains for Scott Stringer and Bill de Blasio while others like Christine Quinn and Alec Baldwin loom as possible alternatives. Mayoral fundraising shows Quinn leading, with Weiner trailing.
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New York
Anthony Weiner
New York City
Michael Bloomberg
Weiner
Alec Baldwin
Queens
Delaware
Sherrill
Manhattan
Scott Stringer
Stringer
Bill
de Blasio
Bill Thompson
John Liu
Brooklyn
Christine Quinn
Thompson
City Campaign Finance Board
Quinn
Liu
Baruch College
Doug Muzzio
Bloomberg
Baldwin
Long Island
East Hampton
Upper West Side
Eliot Spitzer
Premature aging linked to long term AIDS survivors
In San Francisco and beyond, researchers note accelerated aging in HIV patients decades after diagnosis. Survivors like Peter Greene report vision loss, bone decline, liver and kidney issues as doctors study aging in those living with HIV and antiretrovirals.
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San Francisco
Peter Greene
Gay Colorado
Greene
U.S
National Institutes of Health
Federal Health Agency
Chiefs of Infectious Diseases, Aging and Aids Research
University of California
Malcolm John
UCSF
John
Stokes
Ramsay Hunt
Kaposi
Peece
Charles Emlet
University of Washington
Tacoma
Emlet
Carrie.Bradshaw
Duncan maps plan B to ease NCLB burdens for U S schools
Education Secretary Arne Duncan outlined a plan B to grant waivers and funding flexibility if Congress delays reauthorization of No Child Left Behind. He warned of potential relief for states and districts while urging lawmakers to rewrite the law this year.
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U.S
Arne Duncan
Congress
Duncan
Obama
NCLB
Senate Education Committee
Tom Harkin
Iowa
House Education Committee
John Kline
Minnesota
Department
Georgia
State Department of Education
Kress
George W. Bush
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