Wisconsin monster truck show death shocks attendees
An Ohio man died after being crushed beneath a monster truck tire at a Dane County Coliseum event in Wisconsin. The accident followed a separate Tacoma incident, as investigators examine what happened during the show.
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Democrats Seek Full Funding for No Child Left Behind
Democrats push a stimulus plan to fully fund No Child Left Behind, arguing it supports schools while critics say the vast bill is a permanent rise in spending. Republicans warn of long term costs and an irreversible boost amid economic strain.
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Gaza children bear trauma as war tears through neighborhoods
In Gaza City and Beit Lahiya, children like 11-year-old Sharif Abed Rabbo draw scenes of war in trauma counseling sessions. Psychologists report rising nightmares and anxiety after Israel's three week offensive, with 56 percent of Gaza’s 1.4 million residents children. Ansam Rahel, 10, survived a shell strike on a UN shelter and now endures ongoing treatment and sleep disruption as her family seeks care abroad.
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Israel to defend troops accused of war crimes
Israel plans to fully back soldiers facing potential war crimes charges over Gaza civilian deaths. Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said the state will protect those who acted on Israel's behalf, while Palestinian Foreign Minister Riad Malki warned that immunity does not exist even with the government's stance.
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Study bolsters vaccine safety
A 1990s Italian study reexamined vaccinated children showing no strong link between thimerosal and autism or other brain effects. Researchers found only two of 24 measures differed slightly, possibly by chance, with autism appearing in only one lower-thimerosal group.
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Bambino Gesu Hospital
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