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Prisoner executed - and survives two lethal injections (opens the original)
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Tennessee authorities administered two injections of the lethal drug pentobarbital to Christina Pike, who was sentenced to death for murder, but her heart continued to beat and she was taken to a hospital. The execution took place Wednesday at a correctional facility in Nashville, where Pike was given two injections of the lethal drug. After she lost consciousness, doctors at the scene noticed that she was still snoring loudly and that her heart continued to beat. They decided to transport her t
Innocent? Death row inmate released from prison after 41 years (opens the original)
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A Utah judge has ordered the release of 71-year-old Douglas Stewart Carter after he spent 41 years on death row awaiting execution. The reason? There is a possibility he may be innocent. Carter was arrested in 1985 after the body of Eva Olsen, a relative of the police chief in Provo, Utah, was found inside her home bearing severe signs of violence. A jury convicted him of murder, with prosecutors alleging that he decided to kill Olsen during a burglary at her home that had gone wrong. Despite th
Mystery in the sewers: Two arrested near Netanyahu’s NYC hotel (opens the original)
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New York police arrested Kevin Rodriguez, 26, and Samuel Reveron, 25, after they were spotted Wednesday evening emerging from the sewer system near the hotel where Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was staying during the UN General Assembly. A third individual was seen with them and remains wanted by police. According to the NYPD, the three are accused of criminal trespass, as entering New York City's sewer system is prohibited by law. Rodriguez and Reveron, both Queens residents, were arrested
Like your drink piping hot? New study warns of cancer risk (opens the original)
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A new study indicates that waiting a few minutes for your coffee or tea to cool could significantly impact your cancer risk. Researchers at the University of Oxford examined the hot-drink habits of more than one million people and found that those who regularly consumed coffee or tea at very high temperatures faced an increased risk of developing esophageal cancer. The researchers also found an increased risk among people who consumed six hot drinks per day. The Oxford University study, publishe
Thousands protest AfD after far-right party's record state election result (opens the original)
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Thousands of people took to the streets across Germany following the Alternative for Germany (AfD) record-breaking performance in Sunday's state election in Saxony-Anhalt, as opponents of the party sought to rally voters ahead of two more regional elections later this month, The Guardian reported. At a demonstration at Berlin's Brandenburg Gate, protesters gathered for a peaceful pro-democracy rally opposing the AfD, which campaigns against immigration and supports closer ties with Russia. The p
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