Anchorwoman dies after brutal home attack
Anne Pressly died after a beating at her home in Little Rock. Her parents requested privacy as they mourned, saying she remained sedated in ICU while authorities investigated the attack and she died in hospital.
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U S forces strike inside Syria near Iraqi border
U S military helicopters struck inside Syria targeting al Qaida linked fighters moving toward Iraq. Four helicopters hit a civilian building under construction near Hwijeh with civilians among the dead including four children. Syria condemned the action as serious aggression and summoned diplomats.
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Mail campaign mailers pour over battleground states
Direct mail pieces flood battlegrounds highlighting Obama as dangerous on crime and McCain as out of touch. Flyers feature Iran and North Korea imagery while GOP mailers stress national security and a Hollywood fundraiser. Voter-targeting leaflets promise sharp contrasts and quick hits.
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Hallway care eyed to ease ER crowding at Stony Brook
A Stony Brook University Medical Center study shows moving ready for admission emergency patients to upper floor hallway spaces did not increase harm. Dr. Peter Viccellio promotes hallway care as a hospital wide fix amid nationwide crowding concerns.
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U S nuclear arsenal faces waning power and purpose
Defense figures warn the United States is losing credibility and capability in its nuclear arsenal. Secretary Gates urges renewed focus on deterrence as experts note aging technical expertise and lagging modernization while insurgencies dominate recent conflicts.
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