Roundup of feuding neighbors sparks explicit Craigslist post
In West Hartford Connecticut a neighbor feud led to an online post inviting strangers to a group sex event at a home. Philip James Conran 42 faces charges including reckless endangerment harassment and trespass after strangers knocked on doors and one man groped a teen at the wrong house.
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Vatican forces resignations over abuse crisis
Pope Benedict XVI accepted the resignation of Irish Bishop James Moriarty of Kildare after he admitted failing to report abuse to police, with German Bishop Walter Mixa also stepping down amid abuse and irregularities allegations. The moves mark a Vatican strategy to purge bishops shielding the church from scandal.
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Psychedelic trips aid cancer patients in study
New York University researchers report early findings from psychedelic therapy for cancer related anxiety using LSD MDMA and psilocybin. The study features patients like Nicky Edlich 67 experiencing transformative hallucinogenic sessions guided by therapists, with researchers noting a renaissance in psychedelic science despite funding and regulatory hurdles.
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Four Million Face Health Insurance Penalty in 2016
Congressional Budget Office estimates nearly 4 million Americans will pay a penalty for not having qualified health coverage as the Affordable Care Act phases in. The penalty averages about $1,000 per person in 2016, with middle class households bearing most of the burden.
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California higher education crisis sparks debate and protests
A San Jose Mercury News analysis traces causes of shifting higher education in California. It cites plunging state funding since 1990, lack of guaranteed funding, unchecked expansion across UC and Cal State, and minimal coordination or oversight, fueling protests over tuition and access.
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