Obama’s Soft Rollout of Major EPA Emissions Rule
The administration will unveil a landmark EPA power plant emissions rule not by a presidential speech but via the agency head, signaling a cautious shift after past legislative setbacks. The rule aims to cut state carbon emissions from power plants and may spur state cap-and-trade markets, drawing mixed reactions from industry and political groups.
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Frenchman arrested in Brussels museum killings
Mehdi Nemmouche, 29, detained in Marseille after a boot terminal check revealed a Kalashnikov rifle and ammunition similar to those used in the Brussels Jewish Museum attack. Prosecutors say a video bearing his voice claimed responsibility for the shootings.
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Protests Crushed as Thai Military Bolsters Bangkok Security
Bangkok deploys 5700 troops and police to central districts amid the May 22 coup to curb demonstrations. Protests remained small at malls and universities. authorities ban gatherings of five or more and contain activity around Victory Monument and Ratchaprasong.
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Anne Davis of The Brady Bunch dies at 88
Anne Davis the actress who played Alice the housekeeper on The Brady Bunch and won two Emmys for The Bob Cummings Show died at age 88 after a Saturday fall caused a subdural hematoma. Davis was known for the blue uniform and apron and helped guide the blended family on the popular 1969 70s series.
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Mount Rainier search for climbers halted amid treacherous terrain
Officials say no active search for the six climbers missing after a fatal fall on Mount Rainier. The group from Seattle based Alpine Ascents International disappeared after departing last Monday with no chance of survival from a 3,300 foot drop at 12,800 feet on Liberty Ridge. Recovery plans focus on aerial checks and potential helicopter losses over weeks and months.
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