U.S. closes drug smuggling rail tunnel between San Diego and Tijuana
U.S. authorities shut a fully equipped drug tunnel linking the Otay Mesa industrial park in San Diego with Tijuana, Mexico. Three suspects were in custody on drug charges, and drugs were seized, ICE said. Since 2008 more than 75 cross-border tunnels have been found on the Southwest border, mostly for smuggling.
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Scripps captures HIV spike structure aiding vaccine research
Researchers at Scripps Institute and Weill Cornell, funded by NIH, captured a stable trimeric HIV protein spike bound to an antibody. This image enables understanding of antibody recognition, guiding vaccine design to elicit protective responses. Two Science papers outline the imaging breakthrough and potential path toward an AIDS vaccine.
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Virginia Tech not liable for failed shooting warnings
Virginia Supreme Court rules University had duty to warn only when campuswide danger was reasonably foreseeable. Case involved the April 16 2007 mass shooting that left 32 dead and the two families awarded $4 million, later reduced. The court overturned a wrongful death verdict, absolving the university and the state of liability.
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