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New Jersey Man Pleads Guilty in $670 Million Fraud Scheme

By PRESSRELEASE on Jan 21, 2012   National  

New Jersey Man Pleads Guilty in $670 Million Fraud Scheme

WASHINGTON – A certified public accountant (CPA) and purported outside auditor for Provident Capital Indemnity Ltd. (PCI) pleaded guilty today for his role in a $670 million fraud scheme involving victims throughout the United States and abroad.

The Doha: Assad Must Go

By PRESSRELEASE on Jan 21, 2012   World  

The Doha: Assad Must Go

Motion: This House believes that President Assad must resign – passed by 91% to 9% The reputation of Syria's President Bashar Al Assad came under sustained attack at the latest Doha Debate, where more than 90 percent of the audience called on him to resign.

Russian Submarine Catches Fire Outside City of Murmansk

By Staff on Jan 21, 2012   World  

Russian Submarine Catches Fire Outside City of Murmansk

MURMANSK, Russia-Russian officials say the fire that broke out on one of their nuclear submarines has been extinguished. The submarine, "Yekaterinburg" was in drydock outside the Russian city of Murmansk. Russia's military say the fire started on the scaffolding that was erected around the vessel.

Peanut Allergies: Breakthrough Could Improve Diagnoses

By Sally H. Jones, shj3q@virginia.edu on Jan 21, 2012   Health  

Peanut Allergies: Breakthrough Could Improve Diagnoses

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va., December 16, 2011—“Caution: This product may contain nuts.” It’s an increasingly common warning on food labels of all kinds, given the recent heightened awareness of the dangers of nut allergies. Roughly three million Americans suffer from peanut allergies; yet current diagnostic methods don’t detect every case. New findings by University of Virginia scientists, […]

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