Troops may stay in Afghanistan after 2014
The United States and NATO partners discussed keeping 8 000 to 12 000 troops beyond the 2014 combat mission to hunt al Qaida remnants and assist Afghan forces. Panetta said allied ministers endorsed a residual force amid concerns over a repeat of 1989, with stability a priority.
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U.S
NATO
Afghanistan
al-Qaida
Europe
Taliban
Leon Panetta
Poll shows Americans favor delaying spending cuts and mixed approach
Bloomberg News poll shows 54 percent support postponing 1.2 trillion in automatic cuts over nine years while 40 percent want action now. Voters back a compromise with tax revenue and Social Security Medicare changes, with independents split on shutdown risk and a 3.1 point margin.
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Congress
Bloomberg News
Barack Obama
Mark Seeger
Valparaiso
Ind
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J. Ann Selzer
Des Moines, Iowa
Selzer &Amp. Co
U.S
Rappers death on Las Vegas Strip shocks city crowd
Kenneth Wayne Cherry Jr. known as Kenny Clutch, an aspiring rapper from Oakland, dies after gunfire and a fiery crash on the Las Vegas Strip near Aria. Taxi driver Michael Bolden from Michigan and a female passenger are killed. a Range Rover suspect vehicle flees as investigators probe the valet dispute ending in tragedy.
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Michael Bolden
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Patricia Sims
Oakland
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Kenny
Sims
California
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Kenneth Wayne Cherry Jr
Bellagio
Caesars Palace
Bally’s
Bill Cassell
Kenneth Cherry Sr
Emeryville
Chuck Creekmur
AllHipHop.com
Creekmur
Race Based Care Refusal Suits Surface in Michigan Hospitals
Two black nurses sue a Michigan hospital over a white patient with a swastika tattoo who demanded no African American nurses attend his newborn. The case spotlights race based treatment bans in healthcare and ethics debates on accommodating patient prejudices.
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Michigan
American Medical Association
Susan Gould
University of Michigan
Tonya Battle
Flint
Hurley Medical Center
T Rex posture myth lies in pop culture and toys
New York study shows many youths imagine T rex standing upright with tail on ground, fueled by Barney toys and pop culture. Researchers say fossil evidence supports a bird like posture with tail off ground, challenging earlier tall stance beliefs.
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New York
Warren Allman
Cornell University
Ithaca
N.Y
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