Oregon panel bans canned hunting on exotic game farms
Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission voted unanimously to end canned hunting, targeting the Clover Creek Ranch in the Ochoco Mountains as the only local site. Hunters paid to bag exotic species such as Russian boar, Hawaiian black sheep, and Israeli Ibex goats, with bans spreading in several states.
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FTC settles complaints over laundry balls fraud
The FTC and 11 states reached settlements with Tradenet Marketing Inc. and Top Marketing Business Consulting Inc. over two laundry ball products The Laundry Solution and The SuperGlobe. Tests showed minimal cleaning effect, while marketers claimed they replaced detergent.
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Federal Trade Commission
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U.S. District Court
Tampa
Tradenet Marketing Inc
Top Marketing Business Consulting Inc
Jodie Bernstein
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Gator danger rises as spring awakens Florida lakes
In St. Petersburg a large alligator grabbed a dog near a hospital lake, showing how rising temperatures move gators into residential zones. Florida officials note 248 human attacks since 1948, with nine fatalities, and explain peak activity from late March to June as gators seek food and mates.
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Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission
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North Carolina
Rio Grande
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Fort Myers
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Talk show guest killer had history of low mood and violence
Jonathan Schmitz, accused of killing Scott Amedure after a Jenny Jones Show taping in 1995, had longstanding low mood, drinking binges, and prior suicide attempts. Friends described violence toward Kristin Joyce, his girlfriend, and repeated psychiatric concerns. Amedure's family sues Telepictures Warner Bros for 50 million alleging the show drove him to kill. Schmitz, a waiter, faced a retrial after an earlier murder conviction was overturned.
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Congress hears firsthand on North Korea prison camps abuses
Kang Chul-Hwan and Lee Soon-ok testified before a Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee, recounting ten years in a North Korean camp and months of torture. They described torture, family punishment, and abusive state coercion tied to bloodlines and supposed crimes.
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