Pollard to be released on parole after 30 years
Former spy Jonathan Pollard, 61, set for release from a North Carolina prison on Friday after a life sentence for selling U S intelligence to Israel. He will live in the New York area on five years of parole with travel and Internet restrictions, including GPS monitoring.
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Mexicans head home as net migration flips to Mexico
A Pew study shows more than 1 million Mexicans and families left the U.S. for Mexico 2009 to 2014, while about 870,000 came north, creating a net flow to Mexico of 140,000. Factors include family reunification, slow U.S. growth, and stricter border enforcement.
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Five dead in West Bank after Palestinian attacks
A pair of stabbing and shooting attacks killed five people in the West Bank on Thursday, including three Israelis, a Palestinian, and an American. The deadly day marks one of the worst in a two month wave of Israeli-Palestinian violence tied to tensions over the Jerusalem holy site.
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Groups seek halt to 30 hour doctor shifts
Public Citizen and the American Medical Student Association urge the Department of Health and Human Services to stop a nationwide study testing 30 hour shifts for first year doctors. They claim lack of patient and physician consent makes the project unethical and warn of serious health risks and patient danger. They also request revocation of a related ACGME waiver enabling the experiment.
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