Motorcyclist Dies Protesting Helmet Law in Onondaga
A motorcyclist taking part in an anti helmet law ride in Onondaga New York died after his Harley toppled over the handlebars and he struck his head on the pavement. Police said he likely would have survived with a helmet.
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Casey Anthony closes defense and prosecutions in Caylee case
In Orlando prosecutors urge jurors to convict Casey Anthony for murdering two year old Caylee to reclaim her life. Baez counters that Caylee’s death was an accident that spiraled and says investigators are misled by forensic fantasy. Jurors expected to deliberate after rebuttals.
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Nun pushes Pius XII sainthood amid miracle claims
In Castelammare di Stabia Italy Maria Esposito a 42 year old teacher survived stage four Burkitt lymphoma after a six week chemotherapy cycle while pregnant she attributes the intervention to Pope Pius XII now a Vatican miracle case supporters led by Sister Margherita Marchione push the case to review despite a local bishop finding the recovery could be explained by chemo doctors and church officials remain cautious
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DA weighs options against ex leader of IMF
In New York prosecutors reassess the Dominique Strauss Kahn case as doubts about the accuser's credibility surface. They may proceed with or reduce charges or seek a plea, while stressing the pursuit of truth and balanced justice.
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Thailand election yields Yingluck Shinawatra party landslide
Preliminary results show Yingluck Shinawatra's Pheu Thai party winning a clear majority to form the next government in Thailand. The victory signals a shift away from the military backed establishment, with Yingluck saying the public gave the party and herself a chance to serve, while noting work remains for national unity and reconciliation.
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