Vampire skeleton display in Sofia museum
Archaeologists report two 700-year-old Bulgarian skeletons with iron rods through chests to stop vampires. One skeleton to be shown at Sofia National History Museum this Saturday, with director Bozhidar Dimitrov noting some buried as evil were treated similarly in recent memory.
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One Third of Egypt Parliament Dissolved by Court Ruling
Egypt’s Supreme Constitutional Court ruled that one third of the first democratically elected Parliament was seated illegally. The decision questions the legislature’s legitimacy and who can draft laws, while Mubarak-era officials still shape events. Ahmed Shafiq, Mubarak’s last PM, is cleared to run in the presidential election. The runoff pits Shafiq against Mohammed Morsi with voting set for this weekend.
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Suu Kyi Overcomes Illness on European Tour
Aung San Suu Kyi fell ill during a news conference in Bern Switzerland after an exhausting trip from Asia to Europe. The Nobel laureate recovered enough to attend a reception before retiring to her room, with plans to deliver her Nobel Prize acceptance speech in Oslo.
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Pentagon to salute gay soldiers after repeal
The Pentagon will honor gay and lesbian troops this June marking gay pride month. Defense Secretary Panetta aims to recognize their service and professionalism nine months after the don't ask, don't tell repeal. Officials say few issues have emerged, though some benefits for same sex marriages lag.
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Sandusky trial sees three more accusers testify
In Bellefonte, three more men testified about abuse by Jerry Sandusky, including a claim he called himself the tickle monster before embracing them in a shower and that one endured sex acts for over a hundred nights at his home. Prosecutors described a wide pattern of alleged victims as the 52 counts case unfolds.
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