Texas executes Houston killer Anthony Shore in first 2018 execution
Texas put to death Anthony Allen Shore known as Houston's Tourniquet Killer for the 1992 slaying of a 21 year old woman in a Dairy Queen drive-thru. Shore apologized softly as the lethal injection ended his life.
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House passes eleventh hour shutdown bill amid Senate doubt
The House approved a GOP plan to fund the government through February 16 by a near party line vote 230 to 197. It aims to avert a shutdown while negotiators seek a budget and immigration deal, with Senate rejection likely and fault lines sharp between parties and factions.
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California couple charged in alleged house of mistreatment
Riverside County prosecutors reveal a decade of abuse by David Turpin and Louise Turpin, whose 13 children were starved, chained to beds, and deprived of basic needs. One 17-year-old escaped to call 911. victims range from 2 to 29 years old and weigh severely for their ages. The couple's bail is set at 12 million dollars each. they face life in prison if convicted.
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Civilian deaths spike in U S led ISIS campaign in 2017
Airwars estimates show 3 923 to 6 102 civilians likely killed in 2017 by U S and partner strikes in Iraq and Syria as the fight to retake territory intensified. The watchdog says the toll more than tripled from 2016 and notes Iraq and Syria bore the heaviest impact. CENT COM says at least 817 civilians have been confirmed killed since 2014 with ongoing investigations.
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Promising new blood test detects several cancers early
Scientists report progress on a liquid biopsy that screens for multiple cancers by detecting tumor DNA and protein markers. In a Science study, Johns Hopkins researchers found cancer in about 70 percent of 1,005 patients across eight types, with low false alarms in 812 cancer-free individuals.
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