Pentagon chief urges pressure on Iran now
Gates called for stronger penalties against Iran today, saying it must be done right now due to uncertainty about when Tehran could field a nuclear weapon. He did not rule out military options, but stressed a diplomatic path remains preferred, with intelligence suggesting potential devices years away but actions needed immediately.
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Four charged in New York brain surgery fraud case
The report details a graft scheme involving alleged brain surgery fraud in New York, with authorities naming four defendants connected to the case. The size and scope of the fraud are described, noting investigations and charges filed in relation to medical procedures and funding.
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States emit vast carbon loads driven by coal power nationwide
The analysis shows Texas leads CO2 emissions due to coal use, with California and Pennsylvania close behind. Wyoming, Alaska, North Dakota mark high per capita outputs, while urban areas with mass transit emit less. Emissions from electricity generation dominate, followed by transportation.
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California man breaks hot dog eating world record
Joey Chestnut, 23, of San Jose, ate 59 hot dogs and buns in 12 minutes to set a new world record at the Southwest Regional Hot Dog Eating Championship in Tempe Arizona Mills Mall. He surpassed Japan's Takeru Kobayashi who held the previous mark with 58 hot dogs.
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Protesters mobilize as G-8 summit nears
About 30,000 anti globalization protesters gathered in Rostock to press world leaders to address poverty while G-8 talks convene in Heiligendamm. Security zones stretch seven and a half miles around the Baltic resort as police bar access within six miles of the fence.
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Ginseng and flaxseed show possible cancer hints
The AP reports small tests suggesting American ginseng may ease cancer fatigue and flaxseed could slow prostate tumor growth. A shark cartilage study found no benefit against lung cancer. Experts urge caution and note these items are unregulated and not FDA approved.
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