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  • Over the past week, five separate incidents of cannibalism have been reported, including the grisly story of Rudy Eugene, a man shot and killed by Miami…
  • Officials from Pakistan and the U.S. told news outlets earlier that Abu Yahya al-Libi was among those meant to be killed. Now it's being reported he was among the fatalities.
  • Top Stories: Recall Vote In Wisconsin; Drone Strikes In Pakistan
    Top stories include Wisconsin voters who are going to the polls to decide whether to recall Gov. Scott Walker; drone strikes in Pakistan are aimed at disrupting al-Qaida activity and may have killed its leading propagandist.
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    Connecticut Family Of Six, Houston Sisters Among Dead In Nigerian Crash
    Among the more than 150 fatalities were a couple from Connecticut and their four small children. They were going to a wedding. So were the sisters from Texas.
  • Scientists in India are studying spiders collected from a remote state that apparently swarmed and bit villagers, possibly leading to two deaths. The cause of the deaths isn't clear, but scientists are checking to see whether the spider is a new species.
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    As though extra vacation time isn’t a good enough excuse for a modern monarchy, scholars this week will gather to contemplate how the English Crown has…
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  • The nonbinding statement had the support of Russia, an ally of Syrian President Bashar Assad. The U.N. says at least 108 people, including 49 children and 34 women, died in the town of Houla.
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