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A national survey by The Washington Post ABC News and Mine magazine shows Republicans more likely than Democrats to eat in their cars or use cell phones during rush hour. About 7 percent of Republicans vs 38 percent of Democrats engage in these habits, while 4 percent of Republicans vs 8 percent of Democrats use phones during commutes. Democrats also more often view commuting as work time. Both groups show minor angry or rude gestures toward other drivers.
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US rejects direct talks with North Korea on nuclear program
The United States said it will not resume bilateral discussions with North Korea on its nuclear weapons program, backing the six nation format with China, South Korea, Japan, the United States, and North Korea. Officials cited past cheating and the need for sanctions or diplomacy, while highlighting limited hope for progress under the current framework.
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Sectarian violence kills 23 in Iraq
Sectarian attacks outside a Shiite mosque and at a bakery in eastern Baghdad killed at least 23 people and wounded many more. The bombing at the Balad Ruz mosque left 12 dead, while gunmen shot 11 at the Wahletigh bakery. US and Iraqi forces faced ongoing clashes across the country amid provincial and national election results.
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Oregon man arrested for planned mass death by own action
Derald Krein, 26, was arrested in Klamath Falls after planning to organize a Valentine Day death by own action via an Internet chat room. Investigators say the target group included women and possibly children across the United States, with 32 believed involved. Authorities subpoenaing chat room records to locate others and intervene.
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Sheriff says woman claimed to be mother of abandoned baby
Sheriff Ken Derme reported 36 year old Patricia Pokriots admitted finding an hour old baby left at a sheriff's station after claiming she found the infant tossed by a cat. Investigators found inconsistencies in her story and no charges were filed. Pokriots was committed for psychiatric evaluation under a state safe harbor for those harming themselves. The baby, nicknamed Doliving, had no injuries. law allows abandoning a newborn at a medical facility or fire station within three days of birth.
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