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 Globe and Mail | Task Force sticks to its guns on PSA screening; urologists respond strongly ... ModernMedicine The highly contentious issue of prostate cancer screening heated up during this week's AUA annual meeting when the United States Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) announced on Monday that it would not change its grade “D” recommendation on PSA ... Final advice: Panel against routine prostate test Routine prostate testing rejected in last word from federal panel Prostate cancer and the PSA test: It's hard to understand risk |
 The Guardian | Obama praises Joplin's resiliency on tornado anniversary CBS News (AP) JOPLIN, Mo. - One year after a deadly tornado devastated their city, President Barack Obama praised the residents of Joplin, Mo., for a spirit of perseverance and resiliency that he said could serve as a model for a nation still grinding its way ... Obama visits Joplin one year after tornado, speaks at high school commencement Obama makes commencement speech in Joplin, Mo. Obama hails spirit rebuilding tornado-struck town |
 USA TODAY | Booker to Maddow: 'I'm very upset that I'm being used by the GOP' msnbc.com By Zachary Roth Cory Booker went on The Rachel Maddow Show Monday to continue his damage control efforts. As you've no doubt heard, the Newark mayor went on NBC's Meet the Press Sunday and described as "nauseating" the Obama campaign's attacks on Bain ... Obama: Romney's Bain Capital tenure is fair game, president's job is not ... US Election 2012: Barack Obama defends Bain attacks on Mitt Romney Did Cory Booker Have a Point? |
 CBC.ca | U.S. Won't Ease Oil Sanctions at Iran Nuclear Talks Bloomberg Negotiators headed to Baghdad for a second round of talks on Iran's nuclear program won't be giving Iran the relief it is seeking from oil and financial sanctions hobbling its economy, according to Obama administration officials and Western diplomats. Official: South Korea Has No Plans To Halt Iran Crude Iran nuclear talks step in Iraq's re-emergence IAEA chief: Nuclear talks with Iran were extensive |
 Telegraph.co.uk | NATO endorses strategy to end Afghan war but risks remain Reuters * NATO to pull out most troops by end of 2014 * Obama: will responsibly withdraw but Afghanistan won't be perfect * British official does not rule out post-handover terrorism * France's Hollande sticks to early withdrawal plan By Matt Spetalnick and ... NATO to pull out most troops by end of 2014 Obama Leaves NATO With Message on Winding Down Afghan War Despite Afghan war's projected 2014 end, US still to foot much of bill for ... |
 Christian Science Monitor | 30 days for Dharun Ravi in Rutgers suicide case Christian Science Monitor The former student was convicted for his role in harassing Tyler Clementi, who committed suicide after Ravi used a webcam to spy on him. By Geoff Mulvihill, The Associated Press / May 21, 2012 Dharun Ravi stands alone in a New Brunswick, NJ, ... Impact statements from Tyler Clementi family Ex-Rutgers student gets 30 days in webcam spying case Judge in uncharted territory with Ravi sentence |
 RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty | UN Condemns Yemen Terrorist Attack RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty Army personnel run to the scene of the suicide attack in Yemen's capital Sanaa on May 21. Army personnel run to the scene of the suicide attack in Yemen's capital Sanaa on May 21. The UN Security Council has condemned "in the strongest terms" the ... Bomber kills 100 soldiers in Yemen UN condemns suicide attack on Yemeni army parade Government condemns 'cowardly' Yemen attack |
 New York Times | Day of Subdued Protests Follows Night of Clashes in Chicago New York Times CHICAGO — On the final day of the NATO summit meeting here, Chicago was oddly quiet. Several hundred demonstrators, a far smaller group than had marched through downtown in the days before, staged a “die in” on Monday outside the headquarters of Boeing ... Chicago braces for final day of anti-NATO protests as demonstrators march on ... As NATO summit ends in Chicago, questions arise about protesters' all ... Chicago police investigate tweets targeted at its supervisors |
 Daily Mail | Conduct of DEA agents in Colombia reviewed USA TODAY By Kevin Johnson, USA TODAY WASHINGTON – At least two Drug Enforcement Administration agents are under investigation for their involvement with masseuses in Colombia, as authorities continue to review an alleged prostitution scandal that rocked the ... DEA agents probed based on information from Secret Service investigation DEA probed in wake of Secret Service investigation Source: DEA agents under investigation for allegedly hiring Colombian prostitutes |
 USA TODAY | Alberto weakens to a tropical depression NOLA.com By National Hurricane Center, NOAA Alberto weakened to a tropical depression on Monday night. At 10 pm, Tropical Depression Alberto was moving toward the east-northeast near 13 mph. A turn toward the northeast with an increase in speed is forecast ... Alberto weakens to tropical depression in Atlantic |
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