Four Philly cops fired over taped beating incident
The May 5 taped beating shows police actions in a case tied to a drive by shooting. Commissioner Ramsey asserts direct action can迅ly impose discipline while 10 other officers are said to have acted within guidelines.
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Mission to dig for signs of life on Mars Phoenix
NASA plans the Phoenix mission to land on Mars north pole region and dig up to three feet into soil and ice to search for carbon based organics and past liquid water. The craft carries chemistry labs and a Canadian weather station and aims to determine if the region could have supported life.
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Donors tire of giving amid global disasters
The piece notes donor fatigue as disasters pile up, reducing charity in Myanmar and China. Experts say sentiment, economic concerns, and sympathy gaps influence giving, with about 12.1 million raised for Myanmar and China totals still uncertain.
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Golden Gate University
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Teens not using oral sex to preserve virginity study shows
A federal survey of 2 200 teens found more than half have had oral sex. Virgins seldom tried it, while most who later had vaginal sex also had oral sex within six months. Experts debate abstinence education versus comprehensive sex education.
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Guttmacher Institute
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National Abstinence Education Association
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