Syrian FM blames US allies for stoking terrorism at UN
Syrian Foreign Minister Walid al-Moallem accused the United States and its allies of supporting terrorism as war rages in Aleppo. He denounced Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Turkey for backing the opposition and criticized calls for Assad to step down as interference. He spoke after meeting Ban Ki Moon, who condemned killings and damage in Syria.
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Skydiver Aims to Break Records and Barriers
CAPE CANAVERAL FL A P reports on Felix Baumgartner preparing to jump from 23 miles over New Mexico in a bid to reach Mach 1. The project, backed by Red Bull, involves years of risk assessment with two prior dress rehearsals from 15 and 18 miles.
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300th prisoner freed by DNA
Louisiana man released from death row as the 300th nationwide exoneration after DNA proved innocence. Damon Thibodeaux, 38, spent 16 years jailed, 15 on death row, amid coercion and unrecorded interrogation claims. Louisiana pays $25,000 yearly for each wrongful conviction.
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Misconduct Drives Most Biomedical Retractions
A PNAS online study of 2,047 retracted biomedical papers found 67 percent withdrawn for misconduct such as fraud, duplication, or plagiarism, 21 percent for research errors, and 12 percent for unknown reasons. Senior author Arturo Casadevall cites perverse incentives in funding and recognition as motives. High impact journals showed higher retraction rates.
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Lipogen PS Plus Promise for Fog-Free Memory
Clearwater readers are urged to try Lipogen PS Plus a brain nutrient supplement developed in Israel to counter memory fog. Dr Meir Shinitzky backs its phosphatidylserine core noting improved concentration mood and alertness with rapid bloodstream action. A Readers Only Discount offers risk free trial if ordered within seven days.
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