DNA clears man in 1998 Baltimore murder case
Malcolm Jabbar Bryant, sentenced to life for the 1998 stabbing death of Toni Bullock, may be released after a new DNA test showed the blood on the victim’s shirt did not match him. Prosecutors dropped all charges following the exonera tion, while Bullock’s family faces continued grief.
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Toni Bullock
Baltimore Sun
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Bullock
Marilyn Mosby
Mosby
Kevin Davis
Man wins $1M in scratch-off twice
Bruce Magistro, a West Babylon construction worker, won another $1 million in a Win for Life scratch-off, days after recalling his wife Yvonne’s death from cancer. He bought the ticket April 11 at Mike's Super Citgo and plans to share the prize with his three children and fiancee.
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N.Y
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Mayers
Long Island
Mike
Impeachment vote nears as Brazil Senate debates Rousseff
In Brasilia a Senate debate stretched into the night with 70 lawmakers scheduled to speak amid a push to suspend President Dilma Rousseff. If a simple majority votes yes, Vice President Michel Temer would govern for up to six months while a trial decides her fate. Clashes between pro and anti government demonstrators occurred outside the Senate as security kept the groups apart.
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Brazil
Senate
Dilma_ Rousseff
Latin America
Rousseff
Michel Temer
Renan Calheiros
Calheiros
Baghdad car bombs kill 93 at market in Sadr City
Three Islamic State claimed car bombs devastate Baghdad killing at least 63 at a market in Sadr City and injuring 165 others as Iraq faces political paralysis. Attacks come amid gov’t deadlock and rising civilian danger. Interior Ministry cites political bickering as a factor.
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Islamic State Group
Iraq
Interior Ministry
Sadr City
Fatal car bomb in Baghdad’s Sadr City crowds
A pickup packed with a hazardous device exploded in Sadr City killing at least 63 and injuring dozens. Later blasts in Kadhimiya and Northern Baghdad raised death tolls to at least 81 with 85 wounded. IS claimed responsibility.
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Sadr City
Kadhimiya
Salih
Associated Press
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Kadhimiyah
Jamiya
Islamic State Group
FBI chief says ISIS lure for U S recruits wanes
FBI director James Comey says fewer Americans travel to join ISIS with about one per month since last summer. He notes diminished ISIS attractiveness in the United States and confirms the San Bernardino attack was inspired by the group.
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United States
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James Comey
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Folic acid levels and autism linked in study findings
A study of 1,391 children born at Boston University Medical Center from 1998 to 2013 links very high maternal blood folic acid at delivery with increased autism risk in offspring, while adequate intake at conception may lower risk. Experts urge caution and say no change to current supplementation guidance.
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M. Daniele Fallin
Johns Hopkins University
School of Public Health
Fallin
Ezra Susser
Columbia University
Baltimore
Boston University Medical Center
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