Obama proposes $2.5 billion tax credit for community college partnerships
President Obama seeks a five year $2.5 billion tax credit to encourage private investment in community college programs and internships. Businesses donating equipment and curricula could receive credits, with a $5,000 credit per hired graduate, aiming to produce 500,000 skilled workers.
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Senators demand urgent Zika response in Washington
U S lawmakers press for a coordinated inter agency plan as Zika cases rise in D C including a pregnant woman. The Senate HELP committee will hold a Feb 24 briefing while CDC tightens testing for pregnant travelers and urges condom use to curb transmission.
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Venezuela
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Space icon Edgar Mitchell dies at 85 in Florida
NASA confirmed Apollo 14 moonwalker Edgar Mitchell died in West Palm Beach at 85 after a brief illness. Mitchell and Alan Shepard landed on Feb 5 1971 and set records for lunar time distance payload and color TV from the moon. He later led the Institute of Noetic Sciences before retiring from NASA and the Navy in 1973.
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Powerful quake topples 17 story Taiwan building
A 6.4 magnitude quake in southern Taiwan toppled a 17 story apartment block at 4 a.m. on Lunar New Year eve, killing at least five people including a 10 day old girl. Rescuers using cranes and ladders searched the wreckage for about 35 missing, while 221 survivors were pulled to safety and many hospitalized.
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Tinder bans Sanders supporters from Cedar Rapids and New Jersey
Robyn Gedrich from Brick New Jersey and Haley Lent from Cedar Rapids were locked out after sending mass political messages to promote Bernie Sanders on Tinder. They reported spamming dozens of contacts daily to urge votes and signups for the campaign. Tinder stated it bans spam while supporting free political expression.
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New Hampshire
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