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(CNN) -- Jason Russell, who directed a documentary about a notorious Ugandan warlord that went viral, will remain hospitalized "a number of weeks" to recover from "reactive psychosis," his family said Wednesday. Russell, 33, was picked up by police last Thursday after several people reported a man running along a San Diego, California, street in his underwear, screaming, sources said. "Jason's incident was in no way the result of drugs or alcohol in his body," the family statement said. "The preliminary diagnosis he received is called brief reactive psychosis, an acute state brought on by extreme exhaustion, stress and dehydration."

"He is, and will remain, under hospital care for a number of weeks; and after that, the recovery process could take months before he is fully able to step back into his role with

Answer: Invisible Children," it said.


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(CNN) -- It started off as a letter, but for former Marine Joshua Boston it was more than that. It was about his freedom. The Afghanistan veteran wrote an open letter to U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-California, saying that he would not register his weapons with the government even if a ban on assault weapons is passed. The letter started on CNN iReport and gained mass attention online, obtaining a quarter-million views as of Friday evening and appearing on several other news outlets. Boston said he was inspired to send in the iReport because he felt as though some gun owners were being unfairly targeted. He is angered by "the fact that I'm supposed to be punished for doing nothing more than owning a rifle that looks scary because its stock isn't made out of wood," he said.

This is untrue; in fact, my guess is that he swore to defend the country and respect its laws when he entered the

Answer: Former Marine."


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By John Drayton West Ham are stepping up their attempts to secure the long-term future of wonderkid Reece Oxford as Manchester United launch a bid to sign the youngster. The Hammers are desperate to keep hold of the 15-year-old from the clutches of the Premier League's elite. West Ham will open talks with Oxford's representatives over an improved deal at Upton Park, which could see the defender fast-tracked into the senior set-up. Rising star: Oxford in action for the West Ham development squad against Shakhtar Donetsk on Saturday Hands off: David Sullivan has criticised bigger clubs for trying to poach West Ham's young talent

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Oxford has serious options to choose from, with United the latest club to show a firm interest in the teenager.