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Deep-Sea Study Reveals Cause of 2011 tsunami

By McGill University on Dec 6, 2013   World  

Deep-Sea Study Reveals Cause of 2011 tsunami

The devastating tsunami that struck Japan’s Tohoku region in March 2011 was touched off by a submarine earthquake far more massive than anything geologists had expected in that zone.

World Mourns Nelson Mandela's Passing, Obama to Travel to South Africa

By Staff on Dec 6, 2013   World  

World Mourns Nelson Mandela's Passing, Obama to Travel to South Africa

South Africa and the world is mourning the passing of 95-year-old anti-apartheid icon Nelson Mandela who died on Thursday. Mandela was South Africa's first black president. He held office from 1994 until 1997.

Son of Wasilla Representative, Robin Gattis Sentenced to 16 Years

By Staff on Dec 6, 2013   State  

Son of Wasilla Representative, Robin Gattis Sentenced to 16 Years

20-year-old Robin Gattis, admitted drug dealer, confessed drug conspiracy ringleader, and son of Wasilla's Representative Lynn Gattis, was sentenced to 16 years in U.S. District Court on Drug Conspiracy charges during a three-hour sentencing hearing on Thursday.

1950s Pandemic Influenza Virus Remains a Health Threat, Particularly to Those Under 50

By Saint Jude Children's Research Hospital on Dec 5, 2013   Health  

1950s Pandemic Influenza Virus Remains a Health Threat, Particularly to Those Under 50

Memphis-St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital scientists have evidence that descendants of the H2N2 avian influenza A virus that killed millions worldwide in the 1950s still pose a threat to human health, particularly to those under 50. The research has been published in an advance online edition of the Journal of Virology.

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