Twin quakes kill at least 29 in Kyushu Japan, many trapped
A pair of powerful earthquakes struck Kyushu causing at least 29 deaths and widespread entrapment. Rescue teams including 1600 soldiers searched debris as aftershocks continued. Officials said damage would be extensive with water systems failing and shelters filling.
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Michigan pushes toughest lead rules after Flint crisis
Michigan unveils a sweeping plan to require corrosion testing in schools and homes, replace underground lead pipes, and disclose lead plumbing in home sales and rentals with a 2020 target of 10 ppb, aiming to set a higher standard faster. Gov. Snyder describes EPA standards as dumb and dangerous while seeking legislative debate and clearer costs.
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Sanders pushes wealth inequality at Vatican conference
At the Vatican Sanders calls wealth inequality immoral and unsustainable amid a Rome stop during his New York primary push. He cites Pope Francis and John Paul II as he addresses a conference marking 25 years of a John Paul II social justice document with academics, bishops, and two South American presidents in attendance.
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North Korea’s inaugural missile launch ends in catastrophe
US officials describe the attempt as a fiery failure during a birthday celebration for the founder. The road-mobile Musudan type possibly exploded moments after liftoff on North Korea’s east coast. Pentagon and AP notes say verification remains incomplete.
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Trump accuses GOP leadership as rigged nomination process
Donald Trump denounces the Republican nomination system as rigged in a Connecticut address days before the New York primary. He claims millions of disenfranchised Republicans will skip the general election if he is not nominated, targeting rivals Ted Cruz and John Kasich and accusing party bosses of unfairness.
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Tiger attacks veteran keeper at Palm Beach Zoo
A 38 year old veteran keeper, Stacey Konwiser, was killed by a 13 year old Malayan tiger in the night house enclosure at Palm Beach Zoo in West Palm Beach. The tiger was tranquilized and guests were briefly moved to safety. police say the animal remained in a contained area and the public was not at risk.
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