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NewsCops: 1 woman dead in shooting at Buffalo hospitalBUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) -- Police have cordoned off a Buffalo, N.Y., hospital where they say a woman has been fatally shot....
Bishops want gay marriage opt-outThe Church in Wales warns that any exemptions for the Church of England relating to gay marriages must apply to it as well.
Swiss wary of plan for more referendumsGENEVA (AP) -- Switzerland is holding a referendum - on whether to hold more referendums....
Dispute over N.D. Fighting Sioux nickname nears endFARGO, N.D. (AP) — North Dakotans say they've had enough of a decades-old controversy on its flagship university's nickname. Voters overwhelmingly decided Tuesday to dump the University of North Dakota's Fighting Sioux moniker, an issue that has put its athletic teams at risk of NCAA sanctions and divided sports fans, alumni ... Giffords aide elected in ArizonaRon Barber, an aide to ex-Arizona Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords who stood down after being shot in the head, is elected to the US Congress.
Homeless man finds, keeps $77,000Opinion: It's OK to question your doctorIf you are reluctant to challenge your physician on a certain procedure or medicine, you are hardly alone. Focus groups show that many patients feel intimidated by their doctors. They're reluctant to take an active role in discussing their care because they're afraid that the doctor will see them as "difficult."
Suspect in fatal Auburn shooting surrendersMONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) -- The three-day hunt for a man charged with killing three people near Auburn University ended with the suspect walking up the steps of an Alabama courthouse and peacefully turning himself in to a U.S. Marshal waiting inside....
Suspect in fatal Auburn shootings surrendersMONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — The three-day hunt for a man charged with killing three people near Auburn University ended with the suspect walking up the steps of an Alabama courthouse and peacefully turning himself in to a U.S. marshal waiting inside. Hours after his surrender, Desmonte Leonard was being held ... Eight-hour Gatsby opens in LondonThe full text of F Scott Fitzgerald's Great Gatsby is to be performed in London, in an eight-hour show at the Noel Coward Theatre.
Jesse Ventura: TSA is A Pedophile Hunting GroundInfowars.com | Defrocked priests, child pornographers, and convicted rapists are allowed to molest children and women at America's airports.
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Jerry Sandusky trial testimony set to resumeBELLEFONTE, Pa. (AP) -- Jurors in Jerry Sandusky's child sex-abuse trial are likely to hear more graphic testimony Wednesday, following two days of accounts of alleged sex assaults involving the former Penn State assistant football coach and boys he met through his charity....
Conservatives: Greece must form govt this timeATHENS, Greece (AP) -- Greece must form a government after this weekend's vote, Conservative leader Antonis Samaras said Wednesday, insisting that his country should stay in the eurozone and try to amend its international bailout deal to stimulate its moribund economy....
MO: High crime area, eye contact, furtive movement RSDriving in a high crime area, eye contact with officer, and furtive movement like toward a gun was reasonable suspicion. State v. Norfolk, 2012 Mo. LEXIS 107 (June 12, 2012).* The district court’s verdict in a bench trial, inter alia, that subpoenaing records of cell phone calls was reasonable was affirmed on credibility of witnesses. Cunningham v. Terrebonne Parish Consol. Gov't, 2012 U.S. App. LEXIS 11902 (5th Cir. June 12, 2012).* “While the fact that Whisnant did not understand he could refuse consent to search is a factor to consider in determining whether consent was voluntary, police do not have to inform an individual of his right to refuse to consent to a search. ... Likewise, when requesting an individual's consent to search a vehicle, police are not required to inform the individual that others could object to the search. Nor are police required to obtain the consent of all the occupants of a vehicle in order to search it. ... In this case, the alleged consenter himself testified repeatedly that he consented to the search and never testified that he felt coerced into doing so by the factors cited by Collins or by any other factors. Accordingly, the district court did not clearly err in finding that Whisnant's consent was valid.” United States v. Collins, 2012 U.S. App. LEXIS 11828, 2012 FED App. 0173P (6th Cir. June 12, 2012).* Prime ministers come and go, Murdoch remainsLONDON (AP) -- Prime Ministers come and go, but News Corp. chief Rupert Murdoch stays and stays and stays....
U.S. drone shoots up al Qaeda hideoutsDeadliest attacks in Iraq since US troop pulloutBAGHDAD (AP) -- A look at the deadliest attacks in Iraq since the U.S. troops pullout on Dec. 18, 2011:...
Funeral for Kirkham stream babyThe funeral of a baby boy whose body was found in a stream in Lancashire last year will take place later.
Student with flesh-eating bug upgradedVIDEO: Should we still have women only sports?London 2012 will be the first Summer Olympics with no sports exclusively for men now that women's boxing is an official part of the games.
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