I 5 Skagit Bridge Had Prior hits Warned Yet Ignored
Washington officials knew since the 1970s that the I 5 bridge over the Skagit River had been struck by tall vehicles. A recent collapse showed the state did not routinely restrict routes with low clearances on this critical Seattle to Vancouver corridor.
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FAA probes near miss of two jets over New York City
The FAA says a Delta Air Lines Boeing 747 arriving at JFK came within about a half mile horizontally and 200 feet vertically of a Shuttle America Embraer E170 departing LaGuardia around 2 40 p.m. on June 13. Required separation is 3 miles horizontal or 1000 feet vertical.
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Brazil protests test Dilma Rousseff as unrest grows
Brazil faces a wave of demonstrations across major cities after a million protesters tarnish storefronts and government buildings. President Rousseff remains largely silent, with aides unsure if she will address the nation amid calls for a general strike and criticism over the World Cup and Olympics costs.
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North Korea calls for dissolution of U.N. command in Korea
North Korea’s U.N. envoy urged dismantling the U.N. Command in South Korea as essential for peace and stability. He linked the move to talks with the United States about ending the armistice and warned against giving up its nuclear deterrent while the command exists.
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Former NSA contractor charged in espionage case in Virginia
A sealed criminal complaint outlines charges against a former NSA contractor who admitted sharing information with the media about two classified surveillance programs. The case, filed in the Eastern District of Virginia, involves possible espionage theft and conversion of government property, per reports citing unnamed officials.
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