Illinois man planned to attack pastor
Troy man charged with murder after entering a church during a sermon and fatally shooting the pastor. Sedlacek listed Sunday as a death day in a day planner, suggesting planning but motive remains under investigation. He is hospitalized in St. Louis for knife wounds.
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North Korea warns of war danger amid joint drills
North Korea put troops on alert and cut the last hot line to Seoul as U S and South Korean forces began joint maneuvers. The regime warned that any provocation, including interference with its planned satellite launch, could trigger war.
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Low Mood Linked to Increased Heart Disease Risk
Columbia University researchers analyzed 63,000 nurses from the Nurses Health Study from 1992 to 2004. Among participants free of heart disease at the start, those with serious low mood were more than twice as likely to suffer sudden cardiac death over 12 years, a finding reported in this week’s Journal of the American College of Cardiology.
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Obama signs policy shift expanding stem cell research
President Obama abolished Bush era limits on stem cell work and ordered science based decision making. Federal funding will allow hundreds of new embryonic stem cell lines, moving beyond the 21 lines allowed since 2001, as researchers praise potential treatments while critics warn of moral risk.
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Beijing tightens grip on Tibet anniversary uprising
Chinese authorities seal off Tibetan regions on the eve of the 50th anniversary of the 1959 uprising. Armored convoys and checkpoints surround monasteries while tourists and journalists are expelled. Dalai Lama supporters call for international observers as Tibetis face renewed repression.
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Old Portrait Might Be Shakespeare Painted In His Life
London experts weigh if the Cobbe family’s private portrait could be the only likeness of William Shakespeare made during his lifetime. While 90 percent sure, scholars acknowledge lingering doubt as debates about authorship and evidence continue.
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