Eagle killed Taung child reshapes human origins tale
American researcher Lee Berger of the University of the Witwatersrand says an eagle likely killed the Taung child Australopithecus africanus, revealing raptors as early pressure shaping hominid evolution. New evidence of eye-socket damage supports bird predation on small apes in Africa 4 million years ago.
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Release of Pope assassin Agca sparks mixed reactions
Mehmet Ali Agca, jailed 25 years for the attempt on Pope John Paul II and the killing of columnist Abdi Ipekl, was freed and quickly disappeared from a Turkish military hospital. Supporters cheered as critics urged review of the release amid Turkey's EU bid, while questions about mandatory service loom.
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