Brow bitten in wedding reception attack trial in Vermont
A decorated Iraq veteran testified that his eyebrow was partially bitten off in a wedding reception fight. Ryan Kessler said he pulled away moments before the assailant lunged and bit him as Kevin Gartland faces aggravated assault charges. Gartland claims self defense.
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Dubai slayings probe tangled by mistaken identities
Dubai police allege a 11 member team carried out the Mahmoud al Mabhouh killing with fake identities and European passports, but Britain Ireland and Germany dispute the passport details while multiple people with matching names in Israel deny links and warn of possible Mossad involvement. Hamas blames Israel and vows retaliation as the case widens across Europe and the Middle East.
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Marines Link Up in Marjah Afghanistan Offensive
Marines from Lima and Kilo Companies join with Afghan forces in Marjah Helmand province as U S artillery uses smoke rounds to disperse Taliban fighters. About 15 000 NATO Afghan troops participate in the operation in the town of 80 000 residents with civilians at risk.
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King Tutankhamun died from illness and malnutrition
A JAMA study after DNA testing and CT scans of Tutankhamun and 15 relatives reveals a frail illness burden including cleft palate and club foot, with malaria contributing to his death at 19. It also clarifies his parentage as Akhenaten and a sister.
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Obama backs 8.33 billion loan for Vogtle nuclear reactors
President Obama announced the administration's first nuclear energy loan guarantee of 8.33 billion to Georgia Power and partners for two reactors at Plant Vogtle near Waynesboro Georgia. The project is expected to create 800 jobs and supply power to 1.4 million people.
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