Climate warming spreads disease risks across species
Washington reports that warming winters allow pathogens to invade new areas harming wildlife and humans. Scientists from Princeton note increased disease risk as ecosystems shift, with concern rising over human impact and broader health consequences.
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Forest worker pleads innocent to Colorado wildfire charges
Denver AP Loses forest service technician Terry Barton, 38, pleaded innocent to charges she started the largest Colorado wildfire. Bail set at 600000 with travel and forest restrictions. Indictment accuses willful arson damaging federal property and injuring a firefighter. potential penalty up to 65 years and $1 million fine.
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Infiltrators kill 4 at Jewish camp near Nablus
Two Palestinians seized a house in Itamar, killing a mother three children and a security officer as eight others wounded. Soldiers stormed the home, one attacker killed, another fled as a fire trapped residents. PFLP claimed responsibility. Israeli forces tightened control across West Bank towns.
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Americans debate if books are read or just loved
In New York the AP notes a culture of book club growth and media driven reading. Bush reportedly studies Aristotle while Oprah and Today boost clubs. Despite long works and self published tomes selling well, critics say many own books but read little. Stephen Carter Stephen Wolfram and 657 1200 page titles loom. Experts warn most readers may prefer film TV sports to deep reading.
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White House complaints spark probe into leaks on 9 11 inquiry
Leaders of the joint congressional inquiry into the Sept. 11 attacks asked the attorney general to investigate possible leaks of classified material after White House complaints. Vice President Cheney condemned reports that the NSA intercepted an Arabic phone call on Sept. 10.
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