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Tyler Savage: he is fed through a tube in his stomach A boy of 12 suffers from so many allergies that he is able to eat only five foods. Tyler Savage is violently ill every time he is given dishes containing dairy products or wheat, gluten, eggs, lactose and soya. The sole foods he is allowed are chicken, carrots, grapes, potatoes and apples. To help him survive, minerals and vitamins are pumped directly into his stomach through a tube. Tyler started to fall ill at the age of six when even a morsel of food would leave him writhing...

<p>PENSACOLA, Fla. (AP) — Eight former juvenile boot camp guards have been charged with aggravated manslaughter in the death of a teenage boy.</p>

Ronald Reagan Fooled Us Christopher Ruddy Monday, June 21, 2004 When Ronald Reagan passed away on June 5, 2004, he fooled us once again. Typical of Ronald Reagan, he didn’t do it by trickery or deception, just by being himself as others misunderstood or underestimated him. So, just how did he fool us in his passing? Well, consider how long he hung around. Remember, it was 1994 when Reagan first gave notice of his Alzheimer’s in an open letter to the American people. Almost from that day, the establishment began writing his obituary. I can remember some five years ago...

CBS's The Reagans, Item Two of Three. Amazingly, in a full hour with CBS Chairman Les Moonves on Friday night, PBS's Charlie Rose failed to raise with him The Reagans mini-series, only the biggest controversy now facing that network as its scheduled November 16 air date rapidly approaches. But segments Friday night on FNC's O'Reilly Factor and MSNBC Scarborough Country yielded interesting new information and perspectives from Reagan friends. Former Reagan economic adviser Martin Anderson informed John Kasich, filling in for Bill O'Reilly, that contrary to the claims of the producers of the CBS movie, he cannot find any Reagan...