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4 killed after shooting at Jewish school in France

Toulouse - A man on a scooter opened fire outside Ozar Hatorah, a Jewish school in Tououse, France, killing one adult, and three children, Le Monde newspaper reports.

In the Media by Layne Weiss - 1 comment

Remains of some 9/11 victims burned, thrown in landfills

A government report revealed partial remains of some 9/11 victims were burned and then dumped in landfills at the Dover Air Force Base mortuary in Delaware.

In the Media by David Silverberg - 56 comments

Mysterious nodding disease kills over 100 in Uganda

Several districts of northern Uganda are hit by a rare nodding syndrome that causes young children and adolescents to nod violently when they eat food.

In the Media by Kesavan Unnikrishnan - 3 comments

Many deaths feared after plane crashes at Nevada air show

A small, vintage plane has crashed at an air show in Nevada reportedly killing at least 12 people and injuring dozens of others.

In the Media by Kesavan Unnikrishnan - 1 comment

After two athletes die in NYC Triathlon, procedures to be revised

New York - The New York City Triathlon reached a sort of milestone this past Sunday. Two people died during the swim portion of the race, putting a scare into the organization that runs it, and into all the athletes who participate in it.

In the Media by Joan Firstenberg

Op-Ed: Mourning 'that girl Amy'

Yesterday, I woke up to the shocking news that R&B singer Amy Winehouse had died. She was found dead at her Camden home. Amy was only 27 years old. Cause of death is yet unknown.

In the Media by Joie Maccarone

UN report: First half of 2011‘ deadliest’ for Afghan civilians

Kabul - A new midyear report on civilian deaths in Afghanistan reveals the first six months of 2011 showed 1,462 killed, a 15 percent increase over the same period a year ago, and the deadliest period since the war began in 2001.

In the Media by Lynn Herrmann

Southern US is hit by a series of tornadoes, almost 300 dead

A series of tornadoes have left death and destruction in "tornado alley." On Wednesday the National Storms Prediction Center in Norman, Oklahoma reported 170 tornadoes.

In the Media by KJ Mullins - 7 comments

5 dead due to flash flooding in Northwest Arkansas

Flash flooding is blamed for five deaths in Northwest Arkansas, including an elderly couple whose car was swept away by the rapidly moving flood water.

In the Media by Kay Mathews - 3 comments