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Two students shot at Los Angeles school, suspect in custody Two students were shot yesterday at Gardena High School when a student brought a gun on campus. The shooting was probably reported by the school, which is located at 1301 West 182nd Street in Los Angeles, California, at 1830 UTC (1030 PST). Full story

NASA astronaut Tim Kopra, crew member of upcoming mission, sustains injury NASA astronaut Tim Kopra, crew member of upcoming mission, sustains injury NASA astronaut Tim Kopra, a crew member on the upcoming STS-133 Space Shuttle mission to the International Space Station (ISS), sustained an injury in a bicycle accident over the weekend, possibly breaking his hip. His injury could create difficulties for him, the lead space-walker on the STS-133 mission, and the rest of the crew in their training for the mission. Full story Apple Inc. CEO Steve Jobs on medical leave Apple Inc. CEO Steve Jobs on medical leave Steve Jobs, the chief executive officer of Apple Inc., announced Monday in an internal memo that he would be on medical leave for an undetermined period of time. The statement caused a sharp decrease of Apple share prices in foreign markets, while US markets were closed in honor of Martin Luther King. Full story U.S. drones enter Libya conflict U.S. drones enter Libya conflict The first attacks carried out by United States Predator drones in Libya reportedly occurred today. The Pentagon confirmed a strike carried out by the U.S. Air Force but declined to give further details. Full story Two children die after contracting H1N1 virus in Northern Ireland In Northern Ireland, a two-year-old boy has died after contracting the H1N1 virus. Hours later, it emerged that another boy, aged ten months, had also died after contracting the virus. Full story

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