Arrest in New Haven K2 overdoses linked to Green
A 53 year old man was arrested after police found 32 bags of synthetic marijuana on the New Haven Green amid more than 100 overdoses there on Wednesday and Thursday. Police said John Parker is jailed on 225000 dollars bail and faces drug charges. Federal authorities arrested a third person as investigations continue. No deaths were reported and most victims recovered quickly.
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Musk says stress from Tesla job pushing him to limit
Elon Musk told The New York Times the stress of leading Tesla has made this the most difficult year of his career. He works up to 120 hours weekly and sometimes uses Ambien to sleep, while denying plans to step down or relinquish his chairman and CEO roles. The board faces pressure to act as shares slid and an SEC probe looms, with calls to replace Musk or place him on leave.
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Trump threatens to revoke clearance for Justice Dept official
President Trump said he may quickly revoke the security clearance of a Justice Department official whose wife worked for Fusion GPS. He also criticized former CIA Director John Brennan and linked the move to the Russia probe, drawing swift backlash from current and former intelligence leaders.
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Virginia seeks Supreme Court review of sniper sentencing ruling
Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring asks the U.S. Supreme Court to hear the state's appeal of a 4th Circuit ruling that Lee Boyd Malvo should be resentenced under the Supreme Court juvenile justice standards. Malvo, 17 at the time, helped fatally shoot 10 people across Maryland Virginia and Washington. Muhammad was executed.
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