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Spitzer Sued for Libel Over His Slate Column

Former New York governor Spitzer speaks at the Reuters Global Financial Regulation Summit in New York
Former New York Governor Eliot Spitzer was hit with two libel lawsuits seeking $90 million by former Marsh & McLennan Cos executives over a column posted on Slate.com about an insurance bid-rigging scandal.
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El Cajon Gunman Possibly Found Dead After Shooting Police Officer

An El Cajon police officer was shot in the head as a house was set ablaze Sunday afternoon.A gunman was spotted, reportedly setting a fire on a San Diego County house Sunday afternoon around 5 p.m. One of the first two El Cajon police officers who responded to a disturbance call and rushed to the scene was shot in the head by one of shots fired by the suspect.
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Scientists Find World's Oldest Fossils

Researchers have discovered fossils of microbial organisms that were living on Earth 3.4 billion years ago. Earth's oldest fossils have been found in Australia by a team from the University of Western Australia and Oxford University. The microscopic fossils show convincing evidence for cells and bacteria living in an oxygen-free world over 3.4 billion years ago.
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Red Arrow Pilot's Crash Mystery

The cause of the tragic air crash that killed Red Arrows pilot Jon Egging could be a bird hitting the aircraft says RAF officer.
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Two Shot, One Beaten at NFL Preseason Game in San Francisco

Two men were shot in the parking lot of San Francisco's Candlestick Park and a third was brutally assaulted inside the stadium after a preseason National Football League game between the San Francisco 49ers and the Oakland Raiders, police said on Sunday.
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Wingwalker Dies After Fall at Michigan Air Show

A wingwalker at an air show near Detroit fell to his death on Sunday, after he tried to transfer from an aircraft to a helicopter and plunged about 200 feet to the ground, officials said.
Pope Benedict XVI leads a mass at the Cuatro Vientos aerodrome as part of World Youth Day festivities in Madrid

Pope Tells 1.5 Million Youngsters to Spread Gospel

Pope Benedict urged 1.5 million young Catholics at a Sunday mass in an aerodrome to spread the gospel to others on the last day of a four-day visit to the Spanish capital marked by violent protests.
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Climate Change Forcing Plants, Animals to Higher Elevation: Study [VIDEO]

Researchers in Britain looked at the effects of temperature on approximately 2,000 species of plants, animals and insects and found that species undergoing the greatest warming have moved the furthest. The results are published in the journal Science, and have helped to reinforce what scientists have long been saying — that there is a link between climate change and shifts in species' global ranges.
Deryl Dedmon in custody.

Mississippi Hate Crime Suspect Deryl Dedmon Isolated from Other Inmates

Mississippi authorities believe Dedmon and a group of white teens intentionally ran over James Craig Anderson on June 26, in an attempt to kill him because of his skin color. Prior to mowing down Anderson, 49, with a pickup truck, the teens first beat him as he stood in a hotel parking lot that morning, teens told police during an interview. They then ran him down with a large Ford pickup truck and Anderson died the same day.

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