Mississippi Child Thought Cured Of HIV Shows Signs Of Infection Plus 4 More Stories

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Daily Briefing A look at the day's top stories News Mississippi Child Thought Cured Of HIV Shows Signs Of Infection Scientists hoped the baby's apparent cure would lead to similar treatments in infants worldwide. But with the child still HIV-positive, some question the ethics of a large study in other children. Read this story In Texas, Obama Sets Stage To Answer 'Do-Nothing' Congress President Obama knows he's unlikely to get support from Texas' predominantly Republican congressional delegation, but being rebuffed will make it easier for him to shift blame to the GOP. Read this story Dozens Of Ukraine's Troops Reportedly Killed By Militants Separatists reportedly used a rocket-launching system to shell government troops Friday. The deadly strike comes after days of steady gains against the rebels by Ukrainian forces. Read this story Liverpool Unloads 'The Biter,' Sending Suarez To Barca For $128 Million Luis Suarez, who was punished for biting an opponent during the World Cup, is moving to Barcelona. The team reached terms with Liverpool in a transfer widely reported at more than $128 million. Read this story Study: Statehouse Press Corps In Decline A Pew report found that the number of full-time newspaper reporters covering state politics fell dramatically in the past decade, raising questions about their ability to closely monitor politicians. Read this story more news stories

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