Bird flu infects a wild mammal in Germany
A stone marten on Ruegen, Germany, tested positive for a bird flu strain, marking the disease's spread to a mammal. The animal was euthanized for testing as authorities report cats and other wildlife infected in the region. Officials urge indoor cats and leashed dogs in affected areas while scientists assess human risk.
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Aerlin
Sald Hureday
Ruegen
Agtieulture Ministry
Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania
Washington
Homeland Security
Michael Chertoff
United States
Chertoff
U.S
Security Department
Amas
World Health Organization
Asia
Erwin Heisinger
Uhe Department of Tropical Medicine
University of Rostock
Auegen
Man seeks constitutional right to avoid fatherhood
Matt Dubay, 25, of Saginaw Michigan sues claiming men have a constitutional right not to become fathers. The case, backed by the National Center for Men, frames a Roe v Wade style challenge and raises questions about male reproductive rights while legal experts see slim chances of success.
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Cimcago
Matthew Dibay
Saginaw, Mich
Eugose
Dubay
Jefery Cajacar
Cajacar
National Center For Men
Mel Feit
Associated Press
District Court
Charles Kindragan Jy
Suffolk University Law School
Boston
Kindregan
Tegal
Matt Dubay
Brove Boyer
Loyola University Chicago School of Law
Boyer
Marcia Grienberger
National Women’s Law Center
Greenberger
NASA Mars orbiter set for high-stakes orbit burn
NASA aims to place the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter into orbit after a 91 million mile journey. If successful, the 24-ton spacecraft will begin a 25 month science mission studying water history and landing sites, aided by a powerful payload and orbiting relay role through 2015.
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Qape Canavarat
Fla
Mars
Harth
NASA
MRO
Earth
Jim Graf
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Pasadena
Calif
Fuk Li
Red Planet
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