8:59am

Tue July 12, 2011
Shots - Health Blog

Sleep On Surgery Choice For Obstructive Apnea

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When Eli Walker talked with his ear, nose and throat specialist near his Silver Spring, Md., home about how to treat the obstructive sleep apnea he'd just been diagnosed with, the doctor's first recommendation was that he have surgery to remove some of the soft tissue at the back of his throat.

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8:55am

Tue July 12, 2011
The Two-Way

Arizona Lawmaker, Reporter Disagree On Whether She Pointed Gun At Him

She says the reporter sat down in front of her handgun as she aimed it at a sofa.

He says she deliberately pointed the loaded firearm at his chest.

Arizona state Sen. Lori Klein (R) and Arizona Republic reporter Richard Ruelas now find themselves at the center of a story that has attracted attention across the nation.

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8:13am

Tue July 12, 2011
The Two-Way

UK Tabloid Scandal: Former PM Brown Condemns News International

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This morning's developments in the ever-expanding scandal in the U.K. over allegations that newspapers owned by Rupert Murdoch's News International illegally obtained private information on thousands of people, from members of the royal family and a former prime minister to victims of the 2005 London bombings:

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7:36am

Tue July 12, 2011
Media

'Financial Times' Misspells Rupert Murdoch's Name

Media magnate Rupert Murdoch has been in the news a lot lately. Despite that fact, the Financial Times spelled his last name Murdock.

7:29am

Tue July 12, 2011
Europe

Blueprints Are Missing For Germany's New Spy HQ

Germany is investigating whether blueprints for the new headquarters of the country's intelligence agency, the BND, have gone missing. The building's under construction in Berlin. According to Germany's Focus magazine, the missing blueprints detail the alarm system, emergency exits and anti-terror installations.

7:25am

Tue July 12, 2011
The Two-Way

Key Lawmaker: GOP's Formula Is Lower Tax Rates, 'With Fewer Exceptions'

The impasse continues in the talks between the White House and congressional leaders over raising the federal debt ceiling, cutting federal budget deficits and — eventually — starting to shrink the $14+ trillion federal debt.

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6:30am

Tue July 12, 2011
The Commonwealth

Fighting Suburban Sprawl in Rural KY

The fastest growing areas in Kentucky are just outside cities. Trouble is, as population grows so does pressure to fill up those open spaces. It’s a tough balancing act. WEKU’s Jacalyn Carfagno reports.

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5:56am

Tue July 12, 2011
The Commonwealth

Water Main break Floods UL Campus

A broken water main at the University of Louisville campus has caused some flooding across part of the campus. The break occurred near Floyd and Warnock Streets, causing that intersection, and much of the campus, to flood. According to MetroSafe Communications, some people are trapped in buildings as portions of the flooding have reached almost five feet deep. According to witnesses, some tennis courts are under water at the Bass-Rudd Tennis center and the Papa John’s across the street is surrounded by water.

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5:21am

Tue July 12, 2011
Afghanistan

Karzai's Half-Brother Assassinated In Kandahar

In Afghanistan, the half-brother of President Hamid Karzai was assassinated at his home in the southern part of the country, in the city of Kandahar Tuesday. Ahmed Wali Karzai was repeatedly accused of corruption and of having links to drug trafficking, yet the Afghan president continued to defend him.

4:00am

Tue July 12, 2011
Africa

Rebels In Libya's Western Mountains Face Shortages

Rebels in the Nafusa Mountains of western Libya have made substantial gains in recent weeks against forces loyal to Moammar Gadhafi. But the fighting has prompted a growing humanitarian crisis in this isolated region southwest of Tripoli.

Fighting across Libya has been characterized by a lack of sophisticated weapons. Pointing to a rusted rifle, a fighter on the front line of a recent battle in the mountains said it's "more than 100 years" old. "Our grandfathers before us use it in front of Italian army in 1911," he said.

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