Bush rewrites spying rules and strengthens intel director
President Bush approved Executive Order 12333 expanding surveillance rules for U S agencies both domestically and abroad and boosting the authority of the national intelligence director. The order preserves bans on assassination and unwitting human experimentation per a briefing reviewed by the AP.
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Olmert to resign as Israel PM in September
Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert announced he will resign in September amid growing corruption allegations and fading public support. He will not run in Kadima's Sept. 17 primary and will step down to allow a successor to form a government, with Livni and Mofaz as leading contenders.
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T rex tissue may be slime study claims
Researchers in an open access study argue that what was once hailed as Tyrannosaurus rex tissue is likely slime from biofilm bacteria. Carbon dating and microscopy suggest the samples date to 1960 and formed from bacterial remnants rather than original dinosaur tissue.
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44-pound cat seeks home in New Jersey
A 44-pound cat named Princess Chunk was found in Voorhees with no collar and is at the Camden County Animal Shelter. Shelter volunteers note her size, compare her to a quarterback, and say she will be up for adoption after a reclaim period ends Saturday.
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Warns Against Texting While Walking After Jarrett Fall
Barack Obama adviser Valerie Jarrett twisted her ankle after texting while walking in Chicago. The ER group cautions rising cases of injuries among pedestrians, bicyclists, and drivers who text. Two fatalities were reported in California in informal reviews.
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FDA finds smoking gun in salmonella outbreak
FDA connects salmonella outbreak to irrigation water and a serrano pepper batch from a Mexican farm in Nuevo Leon. Officials say this breakthrough links contamination to sites packing there, with prior jalapeno findings from Tamaulipas. Consumers told to avoid raw Mexican serrano and jalapeno peppers and any foods containing them. Industry losses top $300 million.
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