Judge blocks New York sugary drinks rule
A New York State Supreme Court judge voided the 16 ounce cap on sugary beverages hours before it would take effect. Justice Milton Tingling ruled the rule unfairly targeted only some venues and drinks, creating loopholes that undermine its purpose and a win for business groups opposing the ban.
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Queen Elizabeth attends reception amid health concerns
London reporting on Commonwealth Day events notes Queen Elizabeth II, 86, appeared in good spirits at Marlborough House after a hospital stay for gastroenteritis and a canceled Rome visit. She signed a charter affirming Commonwealth values and equal rights, while officials said she remains on the mend.
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Budget Battle as Democrats and Republicans Unveil Funding Bill
Bipartisan leaders release a catchall funding bill to fund government through Sept 30 while rejecting new Obama money for first-term measures. It aims to prevent a shutdown by March 27 and sets modest funding for health research and highways amid broader across the board cuts.
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Maduro registers as Chavez successor in Venezuela vote
Thousands of supporters greet acting President Nicolas Maduro as he registers to replace Hugo Chavez. Capriles complains of unfair advantage as the election commission sets a tight deadline for the April 14 vote. Maduro announces Chavez resting place changes while the body’s fate remains undecided.
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Insider attack kills Americans in Wardak Afghanistan
A gunman in Afghan Local Police uniform opened fire at a base in Wardak Province killing two U.S. soldiers and three Afghan police officers. A gun battle followed as Americans and Afghan troops exchanged fire. several were wounded. It occurred as U S special forces prepared to depart the province per Karzai’s orders.
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SUV crash in Warren kills six teens in suspected stolen vehicle
Eight teens aged 14 to 19 were in an allegedly stolen SUV that flipped into a pond after hitting a guardrail on a 35 mph road by a steel mill. Five boys and a young woman died. two boys escaped. Investigators seek speeds and drug alcohol test results. All victims were Warren residents.
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