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David Manuel and his 12-year-old son Josh were having a Victoria Day cookout on the Southside Hills May 17, when Josh discovered a surprise inside his baked potato a barbed fishhook.
David Manuel was quoted as saying, It (was from) a 15-pound bag of McCains russet potatoes. And it says right on the bag excellent [...]
Dr. Stephen Ostroff, director, Bureau of Epidemiology, Pennsylvania Department of Health writes that in light of recent discussions pertaining to raw-milk health issues, the Pennsylvania Department of Health continues to advise consumers that raw milk is an inherently unsafe product regardless of how it is produced. While the permitting process unquestionably enhances the safety margin [...]
The number of deaths among Iraqi civilians, police and insurgents fell sharply from April to May, according to data from the Iraqi government, and the monthly death toll for American troops so far would be the lowest since 2004.
SEOUL, South Korea — South Korean riot police were bracing Saturday for what could be the largest anti-government protest during weeks of rallies against an agreement to resume imports of U.S. beef.
Some 2,500 people gathered at a protest site in central Seoul, with thousands more expected to join them after a separate rally. Police estimated [...]
Tropical Storm Arthur, the first named storm of the 2008 Atlantic season, formed Saturday near the coast of Belize, the National Hurricane Center said.
Afghan security forces, aided by coalition troops, killed 100 suspected Taliban militants in a two-day operation in southwestern Afghanistan, the Interior Ministry said Saturday.
Five people died and more than 80 were injured when a commercial airliner overshot the runway into an adjoining street, crushing three vehicles and splitting into three sections before resting a few feet from a house, officials said.
Some Shiite and Sunni Muslim leaders in Iraq — able to agree on little else — are united in their opposition to a prospective long-term security agreement between their country’s government and the United States.
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