Egypt army pledges not to fire on protesters
Egyptian military vows it will not shoot at demonstrators amid a planned mass rally in Cairo's Tahrir Square demanding President Hosni Mubarak's ouster. The protest movement escalates as Omar Suleiman announces talks with political forces on constitutional and legislative reforms.
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Evacuation of Americans from Egypt Surges
The State Department reports more than 1,200 Americans have been evacuated from Egypt on government planes with about 1,400 additional departures planned in the coming days.
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Judge rules entire Obama health care law unconstitutional
A Florida federal judge, Roger Vinson, strikes down the full health care overhaul, saying Congress overstepped authority. The ruling clouds noncontroversial provisions, prompting an appeal from the Justice Department as the case likely heads to the Supreme Court for a final decision.
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Florida mother charged in killings of two teens
Julie Powers Schonecker, 50, is accused of shooting her 16-year-old daughter Calyx and 13-year-old Beau after authorities say they were mouthy. Investigators found the parents’ upscale Tampa area home bloodied. the couple’s car and the pistol connected to the shootings. She was ordered held without bail.
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Inmate melee at county jail ends without riot
The Cuya hoga County jail experienced a six minute melee as inmates from Cuya hoga Elyria and Lorain fought. Officials said 25 year old Henry Howard was among instigators while Randie Winston and Justin Chapman also drew attention for their roles. jail staff described the incident as the worst in years though containment was swift and no riot occurred.
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New Dietary Guidelines Urge Big Salt Reduction For All
The guidelines call for reducing sodium intake by more than half for people 51 and older, African Americans, and those with high blood pressure diabetes or kidney disease. They stress the econ omic cost of unhealthy eating and urge stronger actions to curb chronic diseases linked to diet. Experts praise clarity but doubt impact without naming specific foods to avoid or limit.
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