Rogue GMO wheat found in Oregon sparks global concern
U S Department of Agriculture probes a mysterious Oregon field where experimental Roundup Ready wheat appeared. Monsanto says contamination is limited and regulators study the spread as export markets react, with Japan halting a major shipment and the $8 billion U S wheat export trade at stake.
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Four firefighters die in Houston hotel restaurant blaze
Houston authorities report four firefighters killed and five injured when a roof collapsed during a blaze at a southwest hotel and restaurant. Fire Chief Terry Garrison said crews were entering to search for civilians when the structure gave way and trapped responders amid intense fire.
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Flint woman who converted to Islam killed in Syria ambush
Syrian state media said Nicole Mansfield the Flint Michigan mother of two was killed with two others in an ambush by Syrian government forces during an opposition mission in northwestern Syria. Her daughter denied she was a terrorist while noting her father had concerns filed with the FBI. A British passport holder Ali alManassi was also shown. security sources cite unclear roles or rebel group, amid fights to topple Bashar al Assad.
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Air-traffic upgrade over budget risks delays IG says
The $438 million replacement of U S air traffic computers in the satellite navigation shift is running over budget by an estimated $270 million and faces significant deadline risks. The Transportation Department inspector general found the FAA failed to complete technical requirements or follow rules for schedules.
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Tornadoes threaten Oklahoma City and Moore killing mother and baby
Violent storms produced tornadoes across the Oklahoma City area including Moore and Yukon. A mother and her baby died on Interstate 40 west of the city as the storm lifted their vehicle. Interstate 40 and the city were left paralyzed with crashes, power outages affecting 53,000 customers, and emergency pleas to seek immediate shelter.
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