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Pig Organ Transplants May One Day Outperform Human Donors, Says Leading Surgeon
A US clinical trial using gene-edited pig kidneys has begun, with experts saying xenotransplantation could one day offer safer and more effective alternatives to human donor organs.
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US Girl Punched By Father, Cried In Backseat Until Death As He Did Drugs
An American man thrashed his 5-year-old daughter to death and took her chopped body parts to the restaurant where he worked, prosecutors said.
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Former Middle School Teacher In US Arrested For Allegedly Having Sex With 14-Year-Old Student
A former middle school teacher in the United States has been arrested and is facing charges after she allegedly engaged in sexual acts with an eighth grader 8 years ago.
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College Professor In US Fired For Asking 11 Female Students To "Remove Shirts In Class"
The male professor, whose name has not been released, was first put on leave and then fired.
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Avatar: The Last Airbender Franchise to Expand With Three New Animated Movies
Three animated movies based on Avatar: The Last Airbender series are in the works. Lauren Montgomery will direct the first animated Avatar movie. No word on who directs the other ones.
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US Executes First Woman On Federal Death Row In 7 Decades
An American woman who murdered a pregnant dog breeder in order to steal her baby was put to death by lethal injection Wednesday, becoming the first female to be executed by US federal authorities in nearly seven decades.
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US Courts Block Execution Of Only Woman On Federal Death Row
A federal judge in Indiana blocked Tuesday's scheduled execution of convicted murderer Lisa Montgomery, the only woman on federal death row in the United States, to allow a hearing on whether she is too mentally ill to be put to death.
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This Couple's 'First Kiss' Was When She Tried To Revive Him
Andi Traynor and Max Montgomery met each other on Facebook through mutual friends. They had gotten together casually and nonromantically a few times, then decided to go surfing early one morning on California's Capitola Beach last October.
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Graffiti On Wall, Skeleton On Ceiling: Inside Violent Gang's "Clubhouse"
Building a light-rail line - in this case, the 16-mile Purple Line in Maryland - often involves acquiring houses to be razed. A routine part, for construction workers, is going into the homes to inventory items that need to be removed before demolition.
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Her Job With The MS-13 Robbery Gang: Clean The Weapons, Remove Evidence
Josselin Ramirez faced long odds as her trial drew to a close.
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Indian Jails Over-Crowded With Poor Hygiene: Vijay Mallya's Defence
Vijay Mallya's defence on Thursday fielded a UK-based prison service expert to claim that jails in India are over-crowded with poor hygiene as they sought to counter Indian government assurances on how he would be treated on being extradited to face fraud and money laundering charges.
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Two Powerful British Women To Decide Vijay Mallya's Fate
Two powerful British women will play a role in deciding Vijay Mallya's fate in the extradition case filed by India against the fugitive tycoon, wanted over allegations of loan default and money laundering. An eight-day hearing on India's request begins on Monday in a London court.
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Homeowner Checks Midnight Surveillance Video, Sees Naked Man Rattling Door
The father of two, asleep next to his wife in their suburban-Washington, D.C., home, was awakened by a cellphone beep. It signaled a message from his Nest outdoor security system.
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A Senate Candidate; A Murder Plot; An Undercover Cop; A Giant Fiasco
Nineteen years ago, an aspiring politician went to prison, accused of hiring a hit man to kill her husband. Now Ruth Ann Aron Green wants a second chance.
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He Jumped Into Normandy, Ran Spies in Moscow, Retired at 90
Hugh Montgomery never wrote a memoir. That just wasn't done among his generation of spies.
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Pig Organ Transplants May One Day Outperform Human Donors, Says Leading Surgeon
A US clinical trial using gene-edited pig kidneys has begun, with experts saying xenotransplantation could one day offer safer and more effective alternatives to human donor organs.
-
US Girl Punched By Father, Cried In Backseat Until Death As He Did Drugs
An American man thrashed his 5-year-old daughter to death and took her chopped body parts to the restaurant where he worked, prosecutors said.
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Former Middle School Teacher In US Arrested For Allegedly Having Sex With 14-Year-Old Student
A former middle school teacher in the United States has been arrested and is facing charges after she allegedly engaged in sexual acts with an eighth grader 8 years ago.
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College Professor In US Fired For Asking 11 Female Students To "Remove Shirts In Class"
The male professor, whose name has not been released, was first put on leave and then fired.
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Avatar: The Last Airbender Franchise to Expand With Three New Animated Movies
Three animated movies based on Avatar: The Last Airbender series are in the works. Lauren Montgomery will direct the first animated Avatar movie. No word on who directs the other ones.
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US Executes First Woman On Federal Death Row In 7 Decades
An American woman who murdered a pregnant dog breeder in order to steal her baby was put to death by lethal injection Wednesday, becoming the first female to be executed by US federal authorities in nearly seven decades.
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US Courts Block Execution Of Only Woman On Federal Death Row
A federal judge in Indiana blocked Tuesday's scheduled execution of convicted murderer Lisa Montgomery, the only woman on federal death row in the United States, to allow a hearing on whether she is too mentally ill to be put to death.
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This Couple's 'First Kiss' Was When She Tried To Revive Him
Andi Traynor and Max Montgomery met each other on Facebook through mutual friends. They had gotten together casually and nonromantically a few times, then decided to go surfing early one morning on California's Capitola Beach last October.
-
Graffiti On Wall, Skeleton On Ceiling: Inside Violent Gang's "Clubhouse"
Building a light-rail line - in this case, the 16-mile Purple Line in Maryland - often involves acquiring houses to be razed. A routine part, for construction workers, is going into the homes to inventory items that need to be removed before demolition.
-
Her Job With The MS-13 Robbery Gang: Clean The Weapons, Remove Evidence
Josselin Ramirez faced long odds as her trial drew to a close.
-
Indian Jails Over-Crowded With Poor Hygiene: Vijay Mallya's Defence
Vijay Mallya's defence on Thursday fielded a UK-based prison service expert to claim that jails in India are over-crowded with poor hygiene as they sought to counter Indian government assurances on how he would be treated on being extradited to face fraud and money laundering charges.
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Two Powerful British Women To Decide Vijay Mallya's Fate
Two powerful British women will play a role in deciding Vijay Mallya's fate in the extradition case filed by India against the fugitive tycoon, wanted over allegations of loan default and money laundering. An eight-day hearing on India's request begins on Monday in a London court.
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Homeowner Checks Midnight Surveillance Video, Sees Naked Man Rattling Door
The father of two, asleep next to his wife in their suburban-Washington, D.C., home, was awakened by a cellphone beep. It signaled a message from his Nest outdoor security system.
-
A Senate Candidate; A Murder Plot; An Undercover Cop; A Giant Fiasco
Nineteen years ago, an aspiring politician went to prison, accused of hiring a hit man to kill her husband. Now Ruth Ann Aron Green wants a second chance.
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He Jumped Into Normandy, Ran Spies in Moscow, Retired at 90
Hugh Montgomery never wrote a memoir. That just wasn't done among his generation of spies.
