Sanaa airstrikes kill fifty in Yemen and other regional conflicts
Airstrikes by a Saudi led coalition killed about 50 in Yemen targeting a Houthi security compound and a house in Sanaa. In parallel Gulf forces make limited progress in a central desert ground offensive. Firefighters gain ground against California wildfires as Tassajara Fire containment reaches 30 percent. IAEA says progress in Iran nuclear probe after access to Parchin site. Bergdahl lawyers seek release of military report on disappearance and capture.
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Yukiya Amano
U.N. Agency
Board of Governors
Vienna
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Texas
Bowe Bergdahl
Afghanistan
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Kenneth Dahl
San Antonio
U S warns China over espionage before Xi visit
National security adviser Susan Rice warns Beijing that state sponsored cyber espionage is a national security issue. The warning precedes President Obama and Xi Jinping’s White House meeting this week as tensions rise over cyber spying.
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Migrants push onward as Europe braces for influx
Thousands of refugees push toward Germany from Austria and Croatia amid border closures and reprisal claims. Ghaith, a Syrian engineer, voices frustration as Croatia opens a transit camp at Opatovac to handle arrivals from Serbia. 1 million asylum seekers expected in Germany this year.
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U.N. Refugee Agency
Red Cross
Ranko Ostojic
Biotech stocks slide after Clinton price gouging tweet
Biotech shares fell early amid a rally fade on Wall Street after Hillary Clinton pledged to curb high drug prices. The Nasdaq Biotech index slid toward a session low after her 9:56 a.m. post, with healthcare stocks driving declines in the Nasdaq Composite. Analysts note biotech valuations and price dynamics remain volatile amid calls for drug price controls.
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Peanut CEO gets 28 years in Salmonella case
Former Peanut Corporation of America chief Stewart Parnell, 61, sentenced to 28 years after a federal jury found him directed shipment of tainted Georgia-made peanut butter linked to nine deaths and hundreds of illnesses. Brother Michael received 20 years. Mary Wilkerson awaiting sentence.
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Biden weighs candidacy amid family, timing pressures
Vice President Biden says candidacy hinges on family considerations and feasible timing as Pope Francis visits the U.S. He notes deadlines and windows could affect a run, while Beau Biden's death reshapes his timetable and commitments. He remains open but noncommittal, emphasizing readiness and family support.
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