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Eric Holder Hospitalized After Feeling Faint, Short of Breath
Attorney General Eric Holder speaks during the Annual International Association of Chiefs of Police Conference, Monday, Oct. 21, 2013, at the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia. Over the past four years, the nation has witnessed an increase of nearly 150 percent in the number of people shot and killed in mass shooting incidents, Holder said Monday. AP

Eric Holder Hospitalized After Feeling Faint, Short of Breath

Attorney General Eric Holder was hospitalized for several hours Thursday after feeling faint and short of breath, the Justice Department said.

“During his regular morning meeting with senior staff, the attorney general began experiencing symptoms including faintness and shortness of breath," Justice Department public affairs director Brian Fallon said in a statement.

Holder, 63, was taken to a Washington area hospital "as a precaution," Fallon said, and was "alert and conversing with his doctors."

He was discharged after several hours and sent home to rest, the Associated Press reported.

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Madeleine Morgenstern

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