Brother: Pakistani Can Stay In US For Medical Care
The brother of a Pakistani exchange student in a coma since a November car crash says diplomats have arranged to let him stay in the U.S. for continued medical care.
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The brother of a Pakistani exchange student in a coma since a November car crash says diplomats have arranged to let him stay in the U.S. for continued medical care.
North High School's basketball team has gone from worst to first -- winning the City Conference Championship Tuesday night. The win is just one of the school's latest successes. Enrollment and parental involvement has North High rising from the ashes.
Federal authorities have dropped an attempt to block a Minnesota man from marketing merchandise poking fun at the National Security Agency for its surveillance of citizens. Dan McCall, of Sauk Rapids, is claiming victory against the NSA and the Department of Homeland Security.
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