Rosenbaum Sentenced In Federal Kidney Auction Case
Levy Izhak Rosenbaum of Brooklyn arrives in Trenton for sentencing on charges he brokered illegal kidney transplants for profit in a case prosecutors say marked the first federal conviction over selling human kidneys. The 61 year old admitted brokering three transplants for New Jersey clients, exchanging more than 120000 dollars, with claims of exploiting vulnerable donors and saving patients. In Mississippi, a federal judge weighs whether an anti abortion law should take effect, potentially closing the Jackson clinic, after a temporary block. The clinic argues the law would create undue burdens and obstacles to abortion access.
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Brooklyn
N.Y
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N.J
New York
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Jackson
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Mississippi
Daniel P.jordan III
Jackson Women's Health Organization
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Electric rates rise despite cheaper natural gas fuels
New York reports a fall in natural gas costs but U.S. electricity prices still edge higher. Analysts say regulated rate adjustments and rising delivery costs offset fuel savings, with higher demand from heat waves boosting bills. Utilities invest in transmission and power plants after years of underinvestment.
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New York
U.S
Tyler Hodge
Energy Department
David Wright
South Carolina Public Service Commission
National Association of Regulatory Commissioners
Drought Bites Corn Farmers Across Illinois and Indiana
Field readings show empty kernels on Kellerman’s Illinois farm as extreme heat and drought devastate corn yields. Across Illinois and Indiana farmers bale withered plants for cattle feed while USDA warns of a fraction of expected corn output. Meat and other food costs may rise as prices shift with corn’s role in feed and processing. University and USDA economists note potential inflationary impact as drought extends nationwide.
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Des Moines
Iowa
David Kellerman
Kellerman
Illinois
Indiana
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Texas
Richard Volpe
Usda Food Markets
First panda cub born in 24 years dies at Ueno Zoo
The Tokyo metropolitan government said the panda cub, born to Shin Shin and Ri Ri in Taito Ward, died of pneumonia. Discovered in a maternity room after a 3:30 p.m. Tuesday reunion, the cub showed cries at 6:45 a.m. Wednesday, but cardiac arrest occurred around 7:30 a.m. It was pronounced dead at 8:30 a.m. Zoo officials had warned cubs require close monitoring for at least a week to assess viability.
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Tokyo
Ueno Zoo
Taito
Shin Shin
Ri Ri
Toshimitsu Doi
Assad opens door to transitional Syrian government
International envoy Kofi Annan said Syrian President Bashar Assad discussed the possibility of forming a transitional government with the opposition. Assad offered a candidate to act as interlocutor, which Annan said he would learn more about. the envoy urged the Security Council to press for an immediate cease-fire or face consequences.
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Bashar Assad
Kofi Annan
Annan
U.n.-Arab League
Syria
Assad
Damascus
U.N. Security Council
New York
U.N
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