Bird flu reaches Michigan as H5N2 found in geese
Michigan officials confirm three Sterling Heights geese tested positive for highly pathogenic H5N2 bird flu. State aims to curb spread to poultry amid a national outbreak that has killed or culled over 46 million birds, with Iowa and Minnesota hardest hit.
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Michigan
U.S
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Detroit
Michigan Department of Natural Resources
Keith Creagh
Iowa
Minnesota
Criticism grows over officer at McKinney pool party
McKinney Police Corporal Eric Casebolt faces scrutiny after a viral video shows him shoving a black teen girl, shouting obscenities, and briefly aiming a pistol at youths before restraining the crowd, prompting a planned Dallas-area rally for his firing.
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Texas
McKinney
Eric Casebolt
Dallas
U.S
Casebolt
Supreme Court declines challenge to San Francisco gun storage rule
The Supreme Court rejected a bid by gun rights activists and the NRA to overturn a 2007 San Francisco rule requiring homeowners to lock or disable handguns stored at home. The decision lets a 2014 Ninth Circuit ruling uphold the regulation stand.
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Supreme Court
San Francisco
National Rifle Association
9Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Hospitals markup health care prices by up to tenfold
A Health Affairs study finds that in many U S hospitals procedures can cost ten times the actual cost. For profit systems like Community Health Systems dominate the top markups and lack of price transparency hinders price comparisons for patients and insurers.
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U.S
Health Affairs
Community Health Systems
Community Health
Renessia
University of California
San Francisco
Ge Bai
Washington & Lee University
Gerard Anderson
Johns Hopkins
Bloomberg School Public Health
Hsia
California
North Okaloosa Medical Center
Florida
Carepoint Health
Obama vows to strengthen U.S. cyber defenses at G7
President Barack Obama pledged aggressive cyber defense upgrades as U.S. officials cite growing signs of a Chinese role in a major breach of federal networks. The attack targeted the Office of Personnel Management exposing data on up to 4 million current and former employees. Investigators cite digital markings indicating official Chinese government operation.
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Germany
Barack Obama
United States
U.S
Obama
Beijing
Washington
South China Sea
Office of Personnel Management
China
Supreme Court blocks Jerusalem birthplace on passports
The Supreme Court invalidated a 2002 law allowing US birth certificates to list Israel as Jerusalem’s country of birth. Justice Kennedy said the president alone has the power to recognize foreign governments, limiting congressional policy in foreign affairs. The case centers on Ari and Naomi Zivotofsky and their son Menachem.
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United States
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Naomi Zivotofsky
Menachem Zivotofsky
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