White House open to short term debt limit fix
The White House indicated it would consider a short term debt limit increase to avoid a default and possible recession. Senate Democrats plan a longer term bill this week while House Republicans weigh a broader deal with spending cuts.
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Elite U S interrogators question seized al Qaida figure aboard USS San Antonio
Nazih al Ragye known as Abu Anas al Liby was seized in Tripoli and is being questioned by the U S High Value Detainee Interrogation Group aboard the USS San Antonio. He faces FBI indictments for 1998 embassy bombings and is linked to Osama bin Laden's network.
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FDA finds holes in compounders drug safety net
FDA records show contaminated or tainted medications reached markets after testing labs failed to follow procedures. Surprise inspections at 60 specialty pharmacies revealed sanitary lapses and 70 plus safety problems at five independent labs that tested about 90 percent of large scale compounders.
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Iran openness to Syria talks hinges on public support
The United States said it would be more willing to include Iran in a long delayed Syria peace conference if Tehran publicly backs a 2012 statement calling for a transitional government in Syria. The report notes Iran's alleged support for Bashar al Assad's government amid a civil war with over 100000 dead. About 1 in 10 youths under 21 reported committing coercive sexual acts in a national study in JAMA Pediatrics.
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Tsarnaev default arrest warrant for MIT officer killing
A Massachusetts court issued a default arrest warrant for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev to compel arraignment on state charges in the MIT police officer killing. Heather Zichal, Obama energy adviser since 2008, is leaving her post. No replacement announced yet.
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