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Games, crafts, other activities may safeguard aging brain

CHICAGO — Even in your 70s and beyond, simple activities including web-surfing, playing bridge and socializing can stave off mental decline, new research says.

 

The latest battlefront in the abortion wars: Some states want to require burial or cremation for fetuses

LOS ANGELES (TNS) — Tucked against a fence in an East Los Angeles cemetery, a long, flat headstone reads: “In memory of the 16,500 precious unborn, buried here, Oct. 6, 1985.”

 

The FBI ran a child porn site to catch predators, and now the accused are crying foul

DALLAS (TNS) — When Daryl Glenn Pawlak logged into a large child pornography website and downloaded images using his work computer, he was charged with receipt and possession of child pornography.

 

Trump administration moves make scientists nervous

It may not be the most romantic way to spend Valentine’s Day, but Dr. Georges Benjamin had been looking forward to a trip to Atlanta.

 

'A truly magnificent talent,' actor John Hurt dies at 77

LONDON — As a self-described "old drunk," the actor John Hurt nonetheless had a half-century career highlighted with memorable performances, two Oscar nominations, a Golden Globe and four British BAFTA awards. Success and failure were taken in stride.

 

Brutal western winter has been terrible for animals

Antelope injured while falling on ice. Horses stranded in snowy mountains. Cougars descending from their wilderness lairs to forage in a town.

 

Pence: Pro-life movement is ‘winning in America’

WASHINGTON (TNS) — Vice President Mike Pence promised thousands of anti-abortion activists gathered for the March for Life that Donald Trump’s administration will keep its pledge to name a conservative to the Supreme Court.

 

If GOP defunds Planned Parenthood clinics, health centers can’t handle patient flood

WASHINGTON (TNS) — Contrary to recent claims by House Majority Leader Paul Ryan, R-Wis., experts say the nation’s community health centers don’t have the staffing or funding to handle the estimated 400,000 people who could lose access to care if…

 

When stents don't work for blocked arteries, targeted radiation may help

PHILADELPHIA (TNS) -- Four times, Elaine Paparella Vandeputte underwent balloon angioplasty to clear dangerous blockages in her right coronary artery, usually also having stents implanted to prop open the blood vessel.

 

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