Image hints North Korea restarts Yongbyon reactor
Satellite imagery analyzed by the U S Korea Institute at Johns Hopkins suggests white steam rising from near the Yongbyon plutonium production area on August 31 a sign officials say could indicate the reactor is back in operation The I A E A had no comment.
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Florida pastor Terry Jones arrested after Quran burning plan
Orlando police say anti Islam pastor Terry Jones was arrested on a felony charge in Florida after announcing plans to burn about 3000 Qurans on a barbecue grill. Jones towed the grill and kerosene soaked scriptures to a Mulberry park. Stephanie Sapp said her husband Marvin Wayne Sapp Jr. was also arrested.
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NSA shares raw intelligence with Israel under 2009 pact
NSA documents show a 2009 memorandum of understanding allowing Israel to receive unreviewed intercepted communications, including U.S. citizen data. Israel must minimize and destroy data on Americans when required, but enforcement is unclear as the agreement is not legally binding. The arrangement flags concerns over privacy and potential misuse beyond approved targets.
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Gap between rich and poor widest in a century
The wealth gap in the United States between the top 1 percent and the bottom 99 percent is at its widest in nearly 100 years. From 1993 to 2012 the 1 percent income grew 86.1 percent while the 99 percent rose 6.6 percent, with top earners recovering faster after the Great Recession.
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Chicago ends 45 year gun registry mandate
Chicago City Council voted to abolish the 45 year old gun owner registration requirement in response to court rulings affecting Illinois gun control laws. Mayor Rahm Emanuel defended the move noting court interpretations, while Illinois moved toward a state concealed carry law that undercuts Chicago’s local registry.
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Scientists grow stem cells in living mice
Researchers in Madrid used a standard stem cell growth recipe injected into living mice to create reprogrammed induced pluripotent stem cells. The study shows proof of concept for in vivo partial reprogramming, while experts caution tumors form in mice and human use is not yet possible.
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