Egypt Still in Turmoil: 3 Dead in Cairo Protests over President Mursi’s Constitution
Three people were killed and over 350 people were injured in Egypt's capital, Cairo, as people continue to protest over the constitution.
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Three people were killed and over 350 people were injured in Egypt's capital, Cairo, as people continue to protest over the constitution.
Four Olympic gold medalists were stripped of their medals Wednesday after testing positive in a drug test, which revealed the use of steroids. The 2004 winners were Yuriy Bilong of Ukraine, gold medalist in men's shot put; Svetlana Krivelyova of Russina, bronze medalist in women's shot put; Iryna Yatchenko of Belarus, bronze medalist in women's discus and Ivan Tsikhan of Belarus, silver medalist in men's hammer throw.
The University of Colorado released over 1,500 email exchanged to and from the alleged Aurora movie theater shooter, James Egan Holmes. The release was made public on Wednesday at the request of media made months ago, however most of the emails released are either redacted by the court or do not bear any relevance to the ongoing case.
The former Penn State University assistant football coach, Jerry Sandusky, who has been convicted of child sex-abuse and molestation during his reign at P.S.U. is appealing a court's ruling to revoke his $59,000-yearly-pension.