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Fake Fireman Rapist Suspect OKs Extradition

MEMPHIS, Tenn. – A magazine writer agreed Monday to be returned to New York City to face charges of breaking into a woman’s apartment while disguised as a firefighter and sexually abusing her for hours. Peter Braunstein, 41, appeared without a lawyer at a brief court hearing and agreed not …

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Pond Algea May Be Source for New Alzheimer's Drugs

In the hunt for new drugs for Alzheimer’s disease and other brain disorders, Swiss scientists are turning to an unlikely ally: pond scum. They’re not dredging up algae and feeding it to lab mice. At least, not yet. So far, the scientists have just done lab tests on a compound …

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U.S.: North Korea Must Allow Monitoring of Food Aid

WASHINGTON – The United States cannot continue food aid for thousands of hungry North Koreans until Pyongyang allows international relief workers to monitor its distribution, the Bush administration said Thursday. In a rebuke to North Korea for its refusal of World Food Program monitoring, State Department spokesman Adam Ereli called …

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