David Duke forms white civil rights group
Washington AP reports former Ku Klux Klansman David Duke has formed the National Organization for European American Rights to unite whites amid demographic shifts. He says European Americans must band together as others do, while experts call the move a rebranding of racist aims. The group plans meetings in Philadelphia with organizers in 30 states, based in Mandeville Louisiana, and will address affirmative action and immigration with a legal team assembling.
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Activists mark Roe v Wade anniversary in capital protests
In Washington on the Roe v Wade 27th anniversary weekend hundreds of abortion rights and antiabortion activists gathered for vigils marches and protests leading to the Monday March for Life rally. Protesters outside the White House and Planned Parenthood offices voiced views as a federal judge ordered seven abortion protestors to stay 20 feet from reproductive health facilities.
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FDA recalls Zen dietary supplement over dangerous drug
The FDA orders recall of 5,400 Zen bottles from 24 states after finding the liquid product contains BD also known as Socol B. BD ties to sleep aids and party drugs and has caused deaths and serious injuries. Science Enhancement Systems of Delray Beach, Florida, urges refunds and provides a contact number 561-707-1001 for questions.
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Declassification Errors Exposed Nuclear Secrets 1000 Documents
A DOE audit to Congress found about 14,890 pages with secret weapons information were mistakenly declassified and public for review. The effort, begun 1995 to 1998 under Clinton, released roughly 1,000 nuclear weapons related documents across agencies. Only one file on deployment abroad in the 1950s drew outsider scrutiny before fixes.
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