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The Heart Attack Grill, a hospital themed restaurant in Las Vegas, had a second patron fall ill on Saturday night, KARE 11 reported.

Jon Basso, the owner of the restaurant, told KVVU that the woman was smoking, drinking and eating before she had a medical episode Saturday.

It is unclear whether she fell unconscious because of the food.

The woman was wheeled out of the restaurant by paramedics and her condition is not known, the Los Angeles Times reported.

The Heart Attack Grill features a hospital theme, with waitresses in nurses costumes and "Flatliner" fries cooked in lard and "Quadruple Bypass Burger" which can top 10,000 calories.

This incident was the second this year after a man was wheeled out of the restaurant by paramedics in February.

The Secret Service says that new evidence has been discovered, linking 11 personnel to alleged misconduct with prostitutes in Colombia last weekend before President Obama arrived for a meeting, the New York Times reported.

Agents allegedly took women to their hotel rooms before the president arrived for a summit meeting in Colombia last weekend.

Investigators are planning on interviewing the women involved in the case, which includes snipers and other agents who handle explosives.

Around 20 women were brought into the hotel, and many made it into agents' hotel rooms.

Senator Susan Collins of Maine, the senior Republican on the Homeland Security Comittee, said that she feared the women might have ties to groups that are hostile with the United States.

"Could they have planted bugs, disabled weapons, or in any others jeopardized security of the president or our country?" Collins said she had asked of the Secret Service.

Nine military personnel are also under investigation, the Washington Post reported.

A mother in Argentina was shocked to find her baby girl alive in a coffin, hours after being pronounced dead, the New York Times reported.

Analia Bouter's baby, named Luz Milagros or "Miracle Light", was born three months premature and pronouced stillborn on April 3.

Bouter said that the baby was quickly taken away to the morgue and placed in a coffin.

Twelve hours later, Bouter and her husband entered the morgue to say their last goodbyes, The Australian reported.

When the couple opened the coffin, the baby trembled. They thought it was their imagination, but a morgue worker confirmed that the baby was alive.

A week later, Luz is still improving in the neonatal intensive care unit at the same hospital that pronounced her dead.

Authorities say that the hospital workers involved in her birth have been suspended and are being investigated.

Twelve people were injured during a turbulent United Airlines flight Wednesday, CNN reported.

The flight was headed to Houston from Tampa, Fla., and hit turbulence over Lake Charles, La.

Medical crews met the plane on the tarmac when it landed around 7:30 a.m. CT. There were 151 passengers on board when the plane hit turbulence.

More than 400 flights in Dallas were cancelled due to a tornado the night before, 39 News reported.

Many had to stay overnight in the airport and continued their journey in the morning, when the weather seemed to have moved on.

The injuries were minor and all of the injured were transferred to nearby hospitals to receive treatment.

A Pennsylvania three-year-old was rushed to the hospital Thursday after impaling himself on a dresser hinge, CNN reported.

Police were called to a private residence at about 2:30 p.m. after the homeowner called and said an object was impaled in the child's face.

The boy was jumping on the bed when he fell off and landed on a dresser with exposed metal pieces, The Patch reported.

The homeowner confirmed that his daughter was babysitting the boy and that it was an accident.

The girl was babysitting the boy who was injured and another little boy at the time of the accident.

The boy was taken to Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and is expected to recover.

Jason Russell, the director of "Kony 2012", a viral video about Joseph Kony, the Ungandan warlord, will remain hospitalized after a psychotic episode, CNN reported.

Russell was spotted running in the street in his underwear, screaming last Thursday and picked up by San Diego police.

Russell, 33, is one of the founders of the nonprofit Invisible Children, the creator of the "Kony 2012" video that went viral online this month.

The video has had almost 85 million views since its March 5 release.

Russell's family believes that his jump from anonymity to world-wide recognition could have spurred the psychotic episode, Los Angeles Times reported.

Russell's wife Danica said in a statement, "On Jason's behalf, keep your attention turned to the end of Africa's longest-running conflict, and setting a precedent for all future injustice."

An Indiana woman lost part of both of her legs after protecting her children from debris when two tornadoes struck their home, CNN reported.

Stephanie Decker's husband texted her Friday to warn her that there were tornadoes heading toward their Henryville, Indiana home.

Decker brought her son and daughter into the basement, wrapped them in a comforter and shielded them with her body.

When a tornado stuck the house, debris struck Decker, breaking seven of her ribs and nearly severing both of her legs.

Decker's son Dominic ran to a neighbor's house for help after a second tornado struck the house, ABC News reported.

Neither of the children suffered any injuries in the event.

A 20-month-old girl was found alone and severely injured in a field after tornadoes struck areas in Indiana, CNN reported.

The girl was found Friday with no family nearby, Clark County Sheriff's Department Maj. Chuck Adams said.

She was taken to St. Vincent Salem hospital and then flown to Kosair Children's Hospital in Louisville, around 35 miles southeast of Salem, Indiana.

The girl was intubated with a tube to help her breathe and is in critical condition.

Cis Gruebbel, chief nursing officer at Kosair, told msnbc that the girl has been identified and that her family has been notified.

At least eight people have died since tornadoes hit three Indiana counties last week.

A bill requiring women to have an ultrasound before having an abortion is set to pass through Virginia legislature, placing it on track to be signed into law, the New York Times reported.

The bill could pass the House of Delegates as soon as Tuesday; if it is adopted, Virginia will be the eighth state to require ultrasounds before abortions.

After learning that some ultrasounds may be more invasive than others, Gov. Robert F. McDonnell has only agreed to "review" the bill, the Washington Post reported.

The bill has attracted controversy and has gotten attention from shows like "Saturday Night Live".

Pro-choice supporters have emphasized that some women in the early stages of pregnancy may require a probe instead of an external ultrasound.

Around 1,200 people silently protested outside of the Capitol Monday wearing T-shirts with phrases such as "Virginia is for lovers, not probes."

Lawyers say that cocaine was found on the hair of the captain of the Coasta Concordia, CBS reported.

The ship capsized in January off of the coast of Italy, killing 32 pepople and over 15 remain missing.

Although traces of cocaine were found on the Francesco Schettino's hair, no traces of the drug were found in urine samples or within the hair, which would indicate that he took the drug.

Codacon, a consumer protection group in Italy, announced that Schettino told authorities he had taken tranquilizers, the Huffington Post reported.

Court experts and Codacon believe that the hair samples may have been badly preserved, or that the samples could have been switched.