Hostage taker shoots self at Marinette high school
A 15-year-old student armed with a handgun held nearly two dozen students and a teacher for about five hours at Marinette High School before shooting himself as police entered. One hospital update was not immediately available. no other injuries were reported.
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Wisconsin
Marinette High School
Jeff Skorik
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Michigan police doubt father's claim in missing boys case
John Skelton, father of three missing Michigan boys, is questioned as police doubt his account of handing the children to an online acquaintance. Investigators search Michigan areas and an Ohio corridor for a blue minivan seen last week. Skelton has been hospitalized for mental health issues. the mother had custody after divorce proceedings.
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Painter’s stash: Picasso works found in electrician’s garage
Paris police seized 271 Picasso pieces claimed by Pierre Le Guennec to be gifts from the artist. Picasso heirs allege theft and illegal possession, while the works dating 1900 to 1932 include lithographs, a watercolor, and a collage valued at about 40 million euros.
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Insect Imagery Wins Bad Sex Prize for The Shape of Her
London author Rowan Somerville wins the Bad Sex in Fiction Prize for a lepidopterist metaphor and other insect imagery in The Shape of Her set on a Greek island. He accepts the prize with English humor and recalls prior shortlisted contenders.
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Rowan Somerville
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Literary Review Magazine
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Britain
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New vitamin D guidelines urge moderation and no megadoses
The Institute of Medicine sets 600 IUs daily for most, 800 IUs for seniors, up from 400 IUs label target, warning that higher levels offer no proven cancer or disease prevention and could be risky. Experts note potential colon cancer risk reductions with adequate intake.
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National Academy of Sciences
Joann Manson
Harvard Medical School
U.S
Canada
Cedric Garland
University of California, San Diego
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