British conservatives win in landslide shock sparks debate
Exit polls predicted a hung Parliament but the Conservative sweep surprised broadcasters and experts. Cameron vowed a working people agenda with tax cuts and a Europe referendum while SNP gains threaten coalition dynamics. Miliband Clegg Farage resign. Sturgeon aims to block Cameron plans.
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VE Day Remembers World War II Victory and Veterans
The editorial honors VE Day May 8 1945 as the turning point of World War II. It reflects on German surrender and the joy across cities from New York to London, praising Allied leaders and American veterans, especially those from Onslow and Carteret counties in Eastern North Carolina.
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Clinton poll issues test of honesty and trust
The Wall Street Journal NBC News poll shows voters doubt Hillary Clinton on honesty with a 13 point drop from 38 percent yes to 51 percent no. The poll followed coverage of her private email use and Foundation donations, while Clinton remains broadly popular among Democrats at 86 percent.
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Eating peanuts may reduce risk of peanut allergy in infants
A NEJM study of 640 babies at high allergy risk found that daily peanut exposure from 4 to 11 months reduced later peanut allergy. Among non-sensitives, 1.9 percent developed peanut allergy with peanuts vs 13.7 percent without. Among early sensitives, 10.6 percent developed allergy with regular peanuts.
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