Airport attack in Istanbul leaves dozens dead
Multiple explosions and gunfire at Ataturk International Airport in Istanbul killed at least 36 and wounded over 140. Three suicide bombers attacked near the international terminal entrance, with blasts also shaking the domestic area and parking lot. No immediate claim of responsibility. Flights were halted through the night.
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Four scientists win World Food Prize for biofortified crops
Four researchers from the International Potato Center and HarvestPlus are named World Food Prize winners for biofortification of the orange fleshed sweet potato to fight vitamin A deficiency. The Des Moines prize of 250000 dollars will be shared equally and awarded in October during World Food Prize week.
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Court rejects abortion ruling appeals in two states
The Supreme Court rejected appeals from Mississippi and Wisconsin to revive admitting privileges laws near clinics, maintaining post Texas ruling restrictions. A separate poll shows 39 percent of women favor women’s draft registration versus 61 percent of men. Trump vows to renegotiate NAFTA and use executive power on China disputes.
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EU leaders urge Britain to exit quickly after referendum
European leaders told Britain to act swiftly to resolve the political and economic chaos from the Brexit vote as IMF cautioned about global growth impact. Markets recovered slightly after a $3 trillion drop in global shares and sterling slump, while Osborne warned of spending cuts and tax rises to stabilize the economy. Labour backs a no confidence motion against Jeremy Corbyn, who refuses to quit.
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