Nigeria villages hit by machete attacks kill nineteen
In central Nigeria, 19 people including women and children died as armed men attacked three villages near Jos. Homes were torched and residents forced from houses in Kuru Station during overnight raids, with three injured and casualties confirmed by police.
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Census shows young adults stay put amid weak jobs economy
Census Bureau data show long distance moves fall to a record low as job shortages keep adults 25 to 29 and graduates from relocating. Analysts cite weak economy and debt as drivers with some cities like Austin Raleigh and Portland gaining college graduates while New York and Los Angeles lose fewer young movers.
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Winter Storm Slows South Then Targets Northeast
A major winter storm extending from the South toward the Northeast leaves Southern cities under ice with limited snow removal. Officials scramble to boost equipment as Ohio to New England brace for up to a foot of snow. Residents adapt with cautious travel, school closures, and wary optimism amid four-week winter onslaughts.
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Wounded Arizona representative shows improving condition
Doctors report U S Representative Gabrielle Giffords has a 101 percent chance of surviving as she improves to move both arms and breathe on her own for the first time since being shot. Neuorsurgeon notes caution but praises progress at University Medical Center in Tucson.
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Assange vows faster WikiLeaks releases amid Sweden extradition
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange pledged to speed leaks as he fights extradition to Sweden over sex allegations. His lawyers argue Sweden could trigger US extradition or illegal rendition, possibly risking Guantanamo or the death penalty, a claim rebuffed by officials.
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