FDA approves generic losartin hypertension drugs in four firms
FDA authorize four drugmakers to produce generic versions of losartin used in Cozaar and Hyzaar halving prices for many Americans with high blood pressure. In Copenhagen, Carlsberg workers protest stricter alcohol policy ending on site beer availability. In Moscow, Anatoly Dobrynin dies at 90, former Soviet diplomat who navigated the Cuban missile crisis.
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Malcolm McLaren Dies Former Sex Pistols Manager
Malcolm McLaren, 64, former manager of the Sex Pistols and a leading punk era figure, died of cancer in Switzerland, his son Joe Corre said. The artist and fashion provocateur rose to fame guiding the band and co owning a London King's Road shop with Vivienne Westwood before founding Agent Provocateur with his son.
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Obama and Medvedev sign historic nuclear pact in Prague
President Obama and Russian leader Medvedev announce a treaty to reduce Cold War arsenals to their lowest level since the 1960s. They warn about loose nuclear materials and terrorists while noting Senate ratification may face uphill odds in an election year.
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Netanyahu to skip Obama nuclear security summit
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will not attend the nuclear security summit in Washington next week. A deputy prime minister will attend in his place amid concerns that Egypt and Turkey could use the event to criticize Israel. Barack Obama organized the gathering of more than 40 nations to discuss preventing nuclear material from falling into the wrong hands.
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Tea party leaders form National Tea Party Federation
Leaders from Memphis Richmond and Orlando announce a national federation to unify the movement and counter claims of disorganization. The federation, hosting about 21 groups and roughly 500000 supporters, aims to improve communication and promote fiscal conservatism while rebutting accusations of racism or violence.
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Republicans Readying 2012 Presidential Run From Louisiana Meet
Republicans consider challenging Obama in 2012 as Sarah Palin Haley Barbour and Newt Gingrich attend the three day Southern Republican Leadership Conference in New Orleans. Analysts note incumbents rarely lose reelection while GOP faces institutional challenges and a wide open field with few distinct issues. Dick Cheney leads critics urging Obama could be a one term president.
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Rescue teams push to reach four missing in West Virginia mine
Gas levels dropped at the Upper Big Branch mine in Montcoal as rescue crews, after more than four hours of searching by rail car and on foot, were forced to retreat. Gov. Manchin said air levels neared safety and teams aimed to reenter to locate four missing miners. Massey Energy stated crews were angry at being pulled back, though safety remained the priority.
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