Lead limit on children's toys to be among world’s lowest
The Consumer Product Safety Commission voted 3 to 2 along party lines to lower the permissible lead in toys and child products to 99.99 percent next month. Advocates hail the move as boosting safety, while critics warn of potential job losses and business impacts.
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India bombings in Mumbai kill 21 and injure 141
Three coordinated blasts tore through Mumbai during rush hour killing 21 and wounding 141 in what authorities call the worst terror attack since 2008. Police set up checkpoints as crowds fled through crowded markets and neighborhoods.
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California Man Dragged Into Maui Blow Hole
Witnesses recall a Northern California tourist dancing near Nakalele Point when a surge swept him into the Maui blow hole. Rocco Piganelli of La Jolla, California watched in horror as a large wave knocked the man under and he disappeared after a brief resurfacing.
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Karzai mourns death of powerful Kandahar ally Ahmed Wali Karzai
Afghan President Ha mid Karzai mourned his half brother Ahmed Wali Karzai at his funeral in Kandahar where thousands attended. Karzai then named Shah Wali Karzai to replace him while acknowledging the fragile south security and the Taliban’s claimed attacks including the fatal blast that killed five French troops.
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U S bond rating at risk as debt talks grind along
Moody's placed the U S AAA rating under review for possible downgrade amid debate over raising the debt limit by August 2. Bernanke warned of potential global economic chaos if a default occurs. Obama met with lawmakers as McConnell proposed a plan for three debt limit requests with non binding spending cuts.
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HIV drugs sharply cut HIV risk for heterosexual couples
Two Africa based studies show daily pills containing one or two anti HIV drugs reduce transmission by up to 75 percent among heterosexual couples. The larger trial was halted early as results proved effective and guidelines for use in the United States are being prepared.
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Radioactive beef taint spreads across 12 Japanese prefectures
Tokyo and 11 other prefectures may have received tainted beef with radioactive cesium above legal limits. About 823 pounds, shipped from a Minami Soma Fukushima farm, possibly reached consumers in eight prefectures including Tokyo and Hokkaido. Akita officials said meat was shipped to a Yokote retailer and found stored in a refrigerator.
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