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Man saves 11-year-old boy from double-dog attack

Maurice Eley, 50, and an 11-year-old boy get some medical attention after being attacked by two dogs Wednesday afternoon on Wiebke Street. Eley went to the assistance of the boy, who had been playing in a vacant lot with some friends and was attacked. Fort Wayne Animal Care and Control is looking for the dogs' owner. (Photo by Ellie Bogue of The News-Sentinel)

Maurice Eley is a hero. Just ask the Fort Wayne Police. More..

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Fort Wayne man convicted of using shoe-cam on girls at Indy mall

INDIANAPOLIS — A Fort Wayne man accused of using a camera hidden in his shoe to take video images under women's skirts at an Indianapolis shopping mall has been found guilty of four counts of attempted child exploitation and one count of resisting... More..

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WORLD/NATIONAL NEWS

As China clamps down, Tibet struggle grows radical

In this photo taken Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2012, police officers, one appearing in plain clothes the other in uniform, look back as they keep a watchful eye after a religious ceremony at a monastery in Jiuzhaigou, in northwestern China's Sichuan province. Smothering security has become an intrusive fact of life in China's Tibetan areas, from police stationed around monasteries to document checks at roadblocks. The Intense security is one reason Tibet's exiled government in India called on Tibetans this year to shun celebrations for their traditional new year, which started Wednesday, Feb. 22, 2012. Instead, Tibetans are urged to pray for those living under Chinese rule. (AP Photo/Andy Wong)

Dangerous cycle: As China clamps down on Tibet protests, protesters' tactics grow more radical More..

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POLITICS

Santorum makes prenatal testing a campaign issue

Republican presidential candidate, former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum speaks at the Maricopa County Lincoln Day Luncheon, Tuesday, Feb. 21, 2012, in Phoenix, Arizona. (Photo By The Associated Press)

WASHINGTON — First birth control, now prenatal testing? Once again a fact of life for many American women has become a jarring issue in the presidential race. More..