National CDC Circumcision Guidelines Endorse Benefits Over Risks
CDC releases draft federal guidance stating circumcision has benefits outweighing risks and should be covered by insurers. The guidance stops short of urging parents to circumcise newborns, emphasizes personal choice, and cites reductions in sexually transmitted diseases penile cancer and urinary infections based on seven years of research.
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Automakers to jointly probe Takata air bags
DETROIT AP At least five automakers plan an industry wide probe into Takata air bag inflators that can explode and spew shrapnel. 14 million vehicles recalled worldwide with 8 million in the United States. Toyota and Honda lead the call for an independent test, with Subaru Chrysler and Ford already on board to share results and expand recalls.
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Crimea Takeover of Film Studio Sparks Property Grab
An October raid by masked assailants at Yalta Film Studios marks broader nationalizations in Crimea eight months after annexation. The owners and workers were forced to the ground as the studio was sealed and work halted, amid widespread seizures of property blamed on new pro Moscow authorities. The Associated Press records numerous cases of forced dispossession, dubious claims, and non payment of constitutionally mandated compensation across the peninsula, affecting independent media, Crimean Tatars, and pro Kiev church groups.
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Netanyahu dissolves government and calls early election
Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu dismissed Finance Minister Yair Lapid and Justice Minister Tzipi Livni amid a cabinet rift, accusing them of a putsch and ordering elections as soon as possible. The move deepens a polarized, violence-torn national mood and risks a vote earlier than scheduled.
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Iraqi government seals oil deal with Kurds for budget share
Baghdad and the Kurdistan Regional Government reach an agreement to exchange oil for about a 20 percent share of the national budget. The deal ends a months long dispute hindering unity as Iraqi forces and peshmerga cooperate against ISIL. Daily oil shipments of 550,000 barrels, largely from Kirkuk, will be released to the Iraqi ministry.
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