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At the ocean's deepest point, he found "complete isolation from all of humanity." The neighborhood watch volunteer, who is now widely reviled, says he was attacked by the teenager and was injured in the confrontation with him. An annual Easter egg hunt attended by hundreds of children has been canceled because of misbehavior last year. Not by the kids, but by the grown-ups.
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Today’s big campaign news is the endorsement of Mitt Romney by George H.W. Bush. This comes just days after Jeb Bush came out for Romney, and a few weeks after Barbara Bush recorded robocalls on his behalf. We’ve heard barely a peep, however, from the Bush who recently finished two terms as President. And it’s now three weeks past the point in the 2008 campaign when George W. Bush endorsed John McCain.
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A memorial grows as people gather Wednesday night outside Cafe Racer in the University District, where a man shot five people. The suspect later shot and killed a woman on First Hill and then himself in West Seattle. On a 2-1 vote, a majority of the board cited the potential public-safety impacts from longer alcohol hours and the opposition of law enforcement.
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Brooke Donald A new study by Stanford psychologists examines how race affects the prison sentences of children. It finds that if people imagine a juvenile offender to be black, they are more willing to hand down severe penalties to all juveniles. In Stanford speech, Turkish President Abdullah Gül praised the technological innovations that have come out of the university as critical to expanding freedom and enabling world democracies.
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The best stories across the web on media and technology, curated by Lily Leung. 1. "When a new medium comes along, embrace its possibilities." -- And other lessons from Mike Wallace's life (Forbes) 2. NBC News presidents explains Zimmerman tape-editing snafu (Mediaite) 3. More than 67 percent of U.S. libraries now offer downloadable e-books (PaidContent) 4. Study: Tablets are not...
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While liberal Christians argue the Bible should be interpreted as society changes, conservatives argue for a more literal reading, leading to differences in belief about God and homosexuality.