Associate seeks early release in transit fanatic case
Darius McCollum, famed for commandeering a subway at 15, was arrested in Manhattan in a secure area wearing a transit worker uniform. This marks his 23rd arrest for impersonating transit staff, with a history of steering buses and trains and notable 1981 World Trade Center incident.
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Prison assault frees hundreds as militants attack with explosives
Dozens of militants on motorbikes attacked the prison late Friday. Seven police and several prisoners died. One attacker detonated a truck at the gate and another blast opened a back route. About 900 to 1,100 prisoners escaped. NATO blamed the attackers but said the strike has no strategic impact and warned against judging Taliban strength.
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Branco
Europe
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Lincoln
England
Dublin
Richards
Ireland
Irish Lisbon rejection exposes EU citizen discontent
In Dublin and across Europe, Irish voters vetoed the Lisbon Treaty stirring frustration among leaders and envy from Spaniards, Dutch, French and Britons who feel EU governance is distant and undemocratic. Voters in Ireland triggered a veto by rejecting a 260 page document seeking to reshape EU powers and institutions.
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Polar bears face new oil exploration rules in Chukchi Sea
The Fish and Wildlife Service grants seven oil firms permission to search for oil and gas in the Chukchi Sea with limited harm allowances over five years. Critics call it a blank check for harassment despite polar bears being newly listed as threatened. About 2,000 bears of 25,000 in the Arctic reside near the Chukchi lease area, where ConocoPhillips Shell and others won $2.6 billion in February.
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Unlicensed chiropractor charged in death in Sacramento
In Oak Park California Antonio Arellano 76 faces murder charges after a neck manipulation at his unlicensed clinic left 64 year old Jose Lopez brain dead. Police say Arellano lacks proper chiropractor credentials and operated for years with a neighborhood following.
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University of California At Davis
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