Nation seeks Snowden return as asylum chatter swirls
The United States urged nations to return Edward Snowden as advocates and rivals weigh cooperation. Snowden, fleeing Hong Kong after exposing broad counterterror surveillance programs, was in Russia with possible plans to reach Ecuador or Iceland. Assange indicated Snowden was moving toward an unknown destination to avoid U.S. authorities. The White House pressed Russia and condemned China for allowing his exit.
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Explosion at grain silo kills Union Mills worker
An explosion inside a grain elevator at Union Mills Co-op in Indiana killed James Swank, 67. Investigators from ATF and OSHA joined local authorities as a possible grain dust blast was considered. All other workers were safe and accounted for.
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Indiana Occupational Safety and Health Administration
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House probes flag lax disability benefit rulings
House investigators say Social Security approves disability benefits at high rates for claims initially rejected and often fails follow up reviews. Disbursements rose 250 percent since 2007, threatening insolvency and potential benefit cuts. Officials cite demographics and recession-driven claims as drivers amid mis management and misspending.
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Social Security
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House Oversight and Government Reform Committee
Disability benefit applications rise since 2003 trend
The Social Security Administration reports a steady rise in disability benefit applications under Social Security and Supplemental Security Income from 2003 onward, signaling growing demand for financial support among disabled individuals.
Zimmerman portrayed as vigilante in shooting
Prosecutors argued George Zimmerman acted to punish punks he believed got away with crime and shot Trayvon Martin because he wanted to. The defense contended self defense as Martin challenged Zimmerman, who was 29 and faced possible life in prison if convicted of second degree murder for the Feb 26, 2012 killing in a gated Sanford community.
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Don West
George Zimmerman
Zimmerman
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Wor Eet Tee
Trayvon Martin
Tracy Martin
Sabrina Fulton
Trayvon
Daryl Parks
Seminole
Sanford
Fla
Supreme Court orders UT affirmative action review
The Supreme Court 7-1 set aside a lower court ruling upholding the University of Texas admissions policy that considered race and ethnicity. The case returns to the 5th Circuit for a "searching examination" to determine if UT's racial and ethnic factors are needed to achieve educational diversity. Justice Sotomayor dissented, saying the appeals court already conducted that review.
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University of Texas
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5Th Circuit
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Sonia Sotomayor
Appeals Court
AloeCure claims cure for stomach pain and reflux on TV
A TV medical guest promotes AloeCure as a simple aloe vera extract to ease acid reflux ulcers and indigestion. Testimonials claim rapid relief, reduced need for antacids, and ongoing digestive health without PPIs. Authorities warn aboutantacid risks and emphasize cautious evaluation of miracle cures.
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Liza Leal
AloeCure Digestive Aid Free 30 Day Trial Offer
Safe natural AloeCure provides two ounce daily doses with no sugar stimulants or calories. The ad promises up to six free bottles and two bonus gifts for readers with a 30 day supply, urging immediate toll free contact.
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