Man seeks fresh bid against Bin Laden in Pakistan
Gary Faulkner, 51, detained in Pakistan while pursuing Osama bin Laden, says he hopes to try again in weeks or months and must raise funds. He has kidney disease needing dialysis and was released without charges.
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Orangeburg mother confesses to killing two toddlers
Orangeburg County investigators say Shaquan Daley killed her two sons aged 2 and 18 months, suffocating them in a motel room and later dumping their car into the North Edisto River to cover up the crime. Sheriff Larry Williams described the motive as the desire to be free from caregiving burdens.
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Teens lose hearing raises concerns over loud music
A national study finds about one in five teens show slight hearing loss, rising from 15 to 19.5 percent between 1988 94 and 2005 06. Experts urge caution with earbuds and loud listening as high frequency loss increases, possibly linked to noise exposure.
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Gulf oil lurks deep as scientists warn of unseen contamination
Researchers from University of South Florida and University of Georgia challenge federal claims that most Gulf oil has dispersed or dissolved. They report microscopic oil in a deep Florida Panhandle canyon and poisoned plankton, emphasizing remaining oil in the system amid ongoing lawsuits against BP. NOAA defends estimates, noting measurements are limited by method and timing.
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University of Georgia
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GOP debates mosque issue tests unity and strategy
Top Republicans including John Boehner Newt Gingrich and Sarah Palin clash over plans for a mosque near Ground Zero. Some fear the fight distracts from main campaigns and alienates minority voters while others urge equal treatment of religious buildings near Ground Zero as the 2010 midterms loom.
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