Pence shines in debate boosting 2020 GOP hopes
The vice presidential debate elevated Indiana Governor Mike Pence among evangelical groups and positioned him as a potential 2020 presidential contender. Ted Cruz faces scrutiny over his convention non endorsement, with experts noting Pence's renewed evangelical backing and Cruz's subdued Texas support.
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France presses UN cease fire bid over Aleppo
France seeks UN backing for a Syria cease fire to allow aid into Aleppo amid intense Russian and Syrian bombardment. Damascus says it fights terrorists while Ayrault travels to Russia and the United States to push for a Security Council resolution. Half of about 275000 besieged residents want to flee as UN reports aid shortages and civilians burning plastic for fuel.
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Paris climate accord takes effect after ratifications
Bloomberg News reports the Paris climate agreement reaches its ratification threshold, entering into force for 55 countries accounting for 55 percent of emissions. Obama hails the move as historic as the EU and China join the effort to curb warming. The United States commits to participation for at least four years.
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Russia ends uranium research pact with United States
Russia suspends a nuclear energy research pact and terminates a Rosatom DOE feasibility study on converting six Russian research reactors to low enriched uranium as countermeasures to U S sanctions over Ukraine. Putin also suspended a plutonium treaty with Washington.
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NSA contractor charged with stealing secret data
Harold Thomas Martin 51, a Booz Allen Hamilton employee, was arrested in Maryland in August on charges of stealing classified information. The case involves NSA data and follows the agency’s prior high profile breaches, including Edward Snowden’s 2018 revelations.
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FDA panels urge stronger naloxone doses nation wide
Two federal advisory committees on Wednesday urged the FDA to authorize higher minimum dosages of naloxone amid rising overdoses from heroin laced with fentanyl and other additives. The committees did not set a timetable for action.
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