Study finds fewer harmful chemicals in Americans’ bodies
Atlanta AP report shows Americans had lower blood and urine levels of lead, secondhand smoke byproducts, and other environmental chemicals in 2001 2002 than a decade earlier. CDC officials call it an astonishing public health achievement linked to leaded gasoline removal and air and consumer protections.
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Authorities shut down tunnel under U S Canadian border
Federal agents closed a 360 foot drug smuggling tunnel under the U S Canada border in Lynden Washington. Five people were arrested on marijuana trafficking charges as authorities had monitored the sophisticated passage for six months and sealed it after it opened.
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House votes to extend Patriot Act amid London attack news
The House approved extending the USA Patriot Act by 257 to 171 as debate focused on renewing 14 of 16 provisions with four year sunsets. Republicans framed it as essential to the war on terror while Democrats warned about civil liberties concerns. All five Iowa members supported the extension. The bill also targets 10 year extensions for roving wiretaps and library and medical record searches.
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Arsenic in King George III hair linked to illness
AP reports scientists found high arsenic levels in King George III hair and suggest toxin exposure may explain his violent episodes. The Lancet study argues arsenic could account for the duration and severity of the monarchs illnesses, challenging porphyria theory.
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Rioters clash with security forces in Yemen capital
Rioters enraged by subsidy cuts clash with security forces for a second day in Yemen, burning cars and buildings. At least 16 people die as protests widened, with demonstrators calling for the government to resign in Sana a. Security forces use tear gas and batons and fire on protesters at government buildings.
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