California drought costs 2.7 billion in 2015 study says
A UC Davis study projects California's drought will cost 2.7 billion this year and nearly 21,000 jobs, with agriculture absorbing the largest share at 1.84 billion. About 542,000 acres could fall fallow, mostly in the Central Valley, while groundwater reserves blunt surface-water shortages.
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Klobuchar weighs Iran Cuba trails in new memoir and politics
In a USA TODAY interview Senator Amy Klobuchar discusses expected votes on the Iran nuclear deal and prospects for lifting the Cuba embargo. She frames the debate around bipartisan chances, notes opposition from Schumer and Menendez, and recalls lessons from her A&W carhop days and family health struggles in her forthcoming memoir The Senator Next Door.
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Sprout seeks equal access for Addys drug parity with Viagra
Sprout Pharmaceuticals CEO Cindy Whitehead says flibanserin Addys, approved by the FDA this week, should be priced and covered like erectile dysfunction drugs. She seeks parity coverage from insurers so women receive comparable access to treatment. Laura Ungar Louis Stokes.
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Stokes remembered after 90 dies in Ohio family statement
A former Ohio lawmaker who served the 21st and 11th Districts for 30 years died at 90 after a recent cancer diagnosis. His family said he died peacefully with his wife Jay by his side. A statement from his media representative noted his long service and family bonds.
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First female Ranger grads ID'd
Capt. Kristen Griest and 1st Lt. Shaye Haver are identified as the first women to complete Ranger School. They will graduate at Fort Benning, Georgia, this week and earn the Ranger tab but cannot join the Ranger regiment due to a ground combat ban on women. Their families request privacy and praise their teamwork and endurance.
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