North Korea halts nuclear tests ahead of talks with U S
North Korea says it will suspend nuclear and intercontinental ballistic missile tests and close the main test site effective immediately. KCNA quoted officials from the ruling party as signaling a freeze rather than a full denuclearization. Kim Jong Un plans a historic cross border meeting with Moon Jae In next week, with Trump watching closely.
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Southwest to pay $5000 to passengers after deadly engine failure
Southwest Airlines confirmed issuing $5000 checks and $1000 travel vouchers to passengers aboard Flight 1380, which suffered an engine failure over Pennsylvania. One passenger died as the Boeing 737 diverted to Philadelphia. regulators ordered ultrasonic inspections of CFM56-7B engines within 20 days, affecting about 680 engines globally. NTSB teams worked to conclude investigations in Philadelphia. Southwest sped up its engine inspection program, targeting completion within 30 days.
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Sessions Warns He May Quit If Rosenstein Is Fired
Washington reports Attorney General Jeff Sessions told White House counsel Donald McGahn he might leave if Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein is dismissed. The warning came amid tensions over Rosenstein's role in the Russia election inquiry and the FBI raid on Michael Cohen.
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Health E coli warning expands for romaine lettuce
Federal health officials have broadened a warning on romaine lettuce from the Yuma Arizona region. Consumers are told to avoid all romaine varieties after Alaska prisoners fell ill from heads sourced there. The outbreak has sickened over 50 people across 16 states and hospitalized 31. No grower or distributor has been named as the source.
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Missouri governor charged with felony data tampering
Missouri Governor Eric Greitens faces a new felony count of computer data tampering. Prosecutors allege he obtained and transmitted the donor list of The Mission Continues, a veterans charity, for personal gain in 2015. The case adds to an ongoing invasion of privacy charge linked to an extramarital affair.
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