Sanctions relief for Iran in dispute amid talks
The White House said the United States will insist sanctions relief only as Iran meets its commitments under a nuclear accord, but the timing remains negotiable. In Ankara, Turkey moved to block social media access after prosecutor images circulated, with Turkcell shares dipping. In Los Angeles, a study found 10 percent of tested breast milk samples contained substantial cow DNA, likely from cow milk formula. In Nairobi, Kenya launched airstrikes on Shabab camps as investigators identify the mastermind of a deadly university attack as Mo hamud Mohamud, also known as Dulyadin and Gamadhere.
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Rolling Stone rape story blamed on systemic failures
After a Columbia Journalism School review found serious verifications lapses, Rolling Stone retracted its UVA fraternity rape exposé. The report faults editorial processes, not Jackie the accuser, while Phi Kappa Psi seeks legal action and UVA and Gov McAuliffe condemn the coverage.
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Brain learns faster by letting go of thinking during motor tasks
A Nature Neuroscience study from UC Santa Barbara shows fast learners disengage thinking regions early in practice of six 10 note sequences, while slow learners retain strategies areas. Researchers say reducing conscious control aids performance and may explain age-related learning differences.
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Oliver confronts Snowden in HBO interview in Russia
John Oliver questions NSA leaker Edward Snowden in a Sunday HBO interview describing him as a controversial figure. Oliver presses whether Snowden read all leaked documents and challenges the Times report exposing potentially harmful operations in Iraq. The piece includes light street reactions and a note on NSA data collection of selfies.
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