Harvard student freed after bomb threat during finals
Eldo Kim 20 was released on a $100,000 bond after allegedly sending hoax emails threatening shrapnel bombs near four Harvard buildings. He reportedly faced finals stress and his father's death anniversary this month as his lawyer noted remorse.
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Budget deal ends sequester cuts and averts partial shutdown
Congress passes a bipartisan budget agreement to scale back sequestration cuts across the Pentagon and national parks. President Obama signs the measure after Senate 64 36 passage and House 332 94 approval, aiming to reduce budget brinkmanship but leaving more work for 2014 election cycles.
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Georgia Woman Wins Mega Millions Jackpot
Ira Curry of Stone Mountain won one of two winning Mega Millions tickets worth 636 million dollars. The other ticket was bought in San Jose, California. Curry will receive about 120 million dollars as a lump sum after taxes. The Buckhead newsstand sold the Georgia ticket. Curry learned of the win after a radio announcer noted the Mega Ball number seven.
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Higher blood pressure threshold OK in older adults
An expert panel proposes raising the treatment threshold for adults 60 and older to 150 over 90, potentially reducing pills needed while warning against overly aggressive therapy. Younger adults keep 140 over 90, and those with diabetes or kidney disease stay at the lower target.
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White House task force calls for NSA surveillance limits
A White House task force urges narrowing bulk NSA phone data collection and requiring court orders to search records. The 300 page report recommends tighter oversight of spying on allied leaders and greater transparency while noting bulk data was not essential to preventing attacks.
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