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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 21, 2010
Page
8
Dennis Blair the third director of national intelligence resigns after a 16 month tenure marked by intelligence failures and turf wars. The move signals disarray in the Obama administration’s intelligence apparatus amid terrorism-related lapses.
North Korea denied sinking a South Korean naval vessel and warned any punishment or sanctions would trigger all-out war. Col. Pak In Ho labeled Seoul evidence as fabrication and urged restraint while pledging counterforce if attacked.
The gulf oil leak grows larger than BP's prior estimates as sticky oil coats Louisiana wetlands at the Mississippi River mouth. EPA orders BP to use a less toxic dispersant, with 600000 gallons applied on the surface and 55000 gallons underwater. officials warn of expanding environmental damage.
Los Angeles Times reports a lab inserted laboratory synthesized DNA into a nucleus of a cell stripped of its genome, creating a functioning semi synthetic bacterium. J Craig Venter calls it the first self replicating species with a computer origin, signaling potential industrially useful engineered microbes despite regulatory concerns.
The Senate approved a far reaching measure aimed at restraining large banks and riskier trading practices with a 59 to 39 vote. It creates a consumer protection agency and targets the biggest banks while seeking greater oversight to prevent future crises. The bill advances toward House reconciliation with a July target.
A masked intruder entered the Paris Museum of Modern Art at 3:50 a.m. to steal nine artworks including Picasso and Matisse, in a $123 million haul. Security had been broken since March, and parts to repair the alarm were not yet in place. Interpol and collectors are on alert as authorities urge caution in recovering the works.
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