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Job Losses Slow in July, Signaling Shift in the Economy
The most heartening employment report since last summer suggested on Friday that a recovery is under way — and perhaps gathering steam — despite the reluctance of the nation’s businesses to resume hiring or even stop shedding jobs.
Employers eliminated 247,000 jobs in July, a huge number by the standards of an ordinary recession, but the [...]
Medical Papers by Ghostwriters Pushed Therapy
Newly unveiled court documents show that ghostwriters paid by a pharmaceutical company played a major role in producing 26 scientific papers backing the use of hormone replacement therapy in women, suggesting that the level of hidden industry influence on medical literature is broader than previously known.
The articles, published in medical journals between 1998 and 2005, [...]
Eli Manning Said to Agree to a 6 Year Extension
Jerry Reese would not confirm that Eli Manning and the Giants had agreed to a new contract on Wednesday, but he did not deny it, either, and his mood could be sensed in the little smile that frequently flashed across his face.
“It’s not done, we’re hopeful,” said Reese, the team’s general manager. “And if it [...]
At Least 4 Dead in Pittsburgh-Area Shooting
A man carrying a gun and a gym bag walked into a busy fitness center just outside Pittsburgh Tuesday evening and opened fire, killing at least three people and wounding nearly a dozen others, the police and witnesses said.
The shooting took place about 8:15 p.m. at an LA Fitness center aerobics class in a shopping [...]
Reporters in North Korea Are Said to Be Pardoned
The North Korean leader, Kim Jong-il, pardoned two jailed American journalists, the official KCNA news agency has reported, according to Reuters. The report came after former President Bill Clinton met with the reclusive and ailing Mr. Kim in Pyonyang on Tuesday. Mr. Kim granted “a special pardon,” KCNA said in a statement.
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