Web page altered of dead wrestler in suburban Atlanta
A wrestler's online page was altered over the weekend while he was at home in suburban Atlanta. Authorities found Bible pages placed beside the body before he hanged himself on a weight machine cable.
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Immigration bill fails to clear Senate vote amid grim remarks
The bill fell 14 votes short of the 60 needed to end debate as Sen. Edward M. Kennedy and other supporters decried the outcome while vowing to press again. Border provisions called for 2,000 to 2,400 border patrol agents and staged visa quotas with a one year home return requirement.
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Hot dog champ battles jaw issue ahead of July Fourth
Takeru Kobayashi the six time Nathan’s hot dog eating champion says he has a creaky jaw and is seeking treatment for relief. His rival Joey Chestnut questions the timing as July Fourth competition looms and Chestnut continues his own record pace.
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Supreme Court halts Texas inmate execution over mental illness
The high court's 5-4 decision opens room for mental illness claims in death penalty cases as it rules the 1996 law cannot bar consideration of Panetti's delusion defense. The ruling highlights limits on execution policies and potential impact on appeals.
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Car bomb at Baghdad bus station leaves 22 dead
A car bomb exploded near a bus station in a Shiite district of western Baghdad, killing 22 and injuring more than 50 as a fire incinerated about 40 minibuses. Officials reported bodies found near the capital, with no group claiming responsibility. suspicion fell on Sunni militants amid sectarian tensions.
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Origins of today’s house cats traced to Middle Eastern wildcats
Researchers led by Stephen J. O’Brien and Carlos Driscoll reconstruct the ancestry of domestic cats. They conclude that all house cats descend from Felis silvestris lybica in the Middle East, with five wild cat types interbreeding over time to form the modern feline lineage. The finding supports Middle East domestication and aids conservation and human disease studies.
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