A Jesuit Priest Leaves Syria, Heart Attacks Can Cause PTSD
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Top Stories: Syrian rebels are receiving arms purchased by Arab states, and the U.S. is divvying up the weapons. Football is approaching a make-or-break moment when it comes to dealing with head injuries. Seven years after Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans is finally protected by a vastly upgraded system of levees, flood gates, and pumps.
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Business: NBC lays the groundwork to replace Ann Curry on Today.
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World: Syria expells a Jesuit priest, a passionate reformer who spoke against violence. The leaders of Egypt's revolution are learning the hard way that they never really undid the power structure built by ousted President Hosni Mubarak.
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Science: Air conditioners are taking off in developing countries and it's not helping the global warming crisis.
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Health: You can get post traumatic stress disorder from a heart attack. Suleika Jaouad describes her fight with cancer.
Technology: EBay is building a data center that will run on alternative energy.
Business: Europe awaits a Greek election this weekend that could send shockwaves across the whole continent.
Opinion: Nick Kristof explores the fun, impulsive side of Iranian youth.
