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Megan Huntsman Killed 6 Babies, Appears In Court

Megan Huntsman accused in babies' deaths appears in court

The Utah woman at the center of a gruesome allegation — she claims that she killed six of her babies — appeared in court on Monday morning, but has not yet been formally charged with any alleged crimes. Megan Huntsman, 39, was arrested in early April after her estranged husband found the bodies of seven infants hidden in the garage …

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9 arrests in prep school drug ring

9 arrests in prep school drug ring

The two leaders of an alleged drug ring called themselves the Main Line Takeover Project and wanted to control the supply of cocaine, club drugs and marijuana to several high schools and colleges in Philadelphia’s tony suburbs, enlisting students to be “sub-dealers,” including two at Lafayette College. Montgomery County officials on Monday arrested the alleged ringleaders — Neil Scott, 25, …

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Florida Fishermen Land 805-Pound Shark (Video)

Florida Fishermen Land 805-Pound Shark

One man from Florida caught an 11-foot-shark weighing 805 pounds that may just break the world record for land-based shark fishing for makos. Last Tuesday night in Joey Polk of Milton, Florida wrestled with the monster mako shark and at times used almost 900 yards of fishing line from his reel.

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Inmate Starved To Death, Medical Staff Investigated

Inmate Starved To Death, Medical Staff Investigated

An inmate in the Kentucky State Penitentiary has died after starving himself to death, the Associated Press reports. His death is under criminal review by the Kentucky Attorney General’s Office, and the doctor responsible for care in the prison has been fired.

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SpaceX Dragon capsule arrives at space station for Easter Sunday delivery

SpaceX Dragon capsule arrives at space station for Easter Sunday delivery

The unmanned Dragon capsule from the private US firm SpaceX successfully reached the International Space Station Sunday, its third trip carrying supplies and equipment to the orbiting lab. NASA television broadcast live images of the ISS’s 17.6 meter (57.7 foot) long robotic arm as it grabbed hold of the gumdrop-shaped capsule on schedule at 11:14 GMT. “Capture complete, congratulations to …

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Kraft Recalls 48 Tons Of Hot Dogs

Kraft Recalls 48 Tons Of Hot Dogs

Nearly 100,000 pounds of hot dogs are being recalled because they may have incorrect labels on the packages. Federal food inspectors say the Oscar Mayer Classic Wieners packages may have cheese dogs in some of them, but the labels don’t include milk as an ingredient. Kraft is voluntarily recalling about 96,000 pounds of hot dogs just to be safe.

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Australia : Starfish killer injection saving reef

Australia : Starfish killer injection saving reef

More than 250,000 crown-of-thorns starfish have been removed from the Great Barrier Reef off Queensland in the past two years, Federal Environment Minister Greg Hunt says. The pest is considered to be one of the biggest threats to the reef and has traditionally been hard to destroy. In recent decades, the crown-of-thorns starfish has been responsible for 42 per cent …

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Second measles case confirmed in Edmonton area

Second measles case confirmed in Edmonton area

Edmonton’s second confirmed case of measles is prompting warnings to passengers and crew arriving on a recent Air Canada flight and people who were in the airport at the time. The latest measles case in the Edmonton area involves a child who flew to Edmonton from the Philippines via Vancouver, said Marcia Johnson, Edmonton Zone Medical Officer of Health.

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Mussels hitch ride to British Columbia shore

Mussels hitch ride to British Columbia shore

Staff at the Federal Fisheries Department say it appears a species of mussel not ever seen before in Canadian waters must have drifted across the Pacific amid debris from the powerful Japanese tsunami – and came to rest in BC waters.

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FDA Discourages Hysterectomy, Fibroid Procedure

FDA Discourages Hysterectomy, Fibroid Procedure

The Food and Drug Administration is warning women that a surgical procedure used to eliminate growths in the uterus could inadvertently spread cancer to other parts of the body. The agency is discouraging doctors from performing the procedure, which uses an electronic device to grind and shred uterine tissue so it can be removed through a small incision in the …

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