Court overturns border crossing pollution rule
A 2 1 DC Circuit ruling overturned the EPA cross state air pollution rule aimed at reducing sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide emissions from power plants in more than two dozen states. The court said the rule exceeded statutory authority while a dissent warned of limits ignored. EPA reviews the decision and will decide next steps.
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Man arrested in alleged Obama threat in Federal Way
Federal Way police and Secret Service arrested 31 year old Anton Caluori after he allegedly emailed threats against President Obama. Officers disarmed him when he pointed a shotgun during the arrest, no explosives found.
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Akin defies GOP to stay in Missouri Senate race
Rep. Todd Akin defied national GOP pressure after remarks about legitimate rape, pledging to carry on his bid to unseat Democrat Claire McCaskill. He blamed overreaction, appealed to evangelicals, and faced money and party support shortages as Romney urged withdrawal. Akin apologized again in a statewide TV ad.
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Europe Braces for Post-Holiday Eurozone Debt Crisis
European leaders France Germany and Greece plan talks as eurozone recession deepens amid debt woes. Spain and Italy face market fears while Greece Ireland and Portugal rely on aid. Business clumps underscore global spillovers as September looms busy.
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Notable Americans to travel Labor Day weekend despite gas rise
About 33 million Americans will drive 50 miles or more this Labor Day weekend, a 2.9 percent rise from last year according to AAA. Gas averages $3.72 a gallon, up 40 cents since July but down 22 cents from early April peak. Experts expect around $3.75 per gallon by the holiday.
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Market Summary Tuesday Stocks Dip Amid Commodities Moves
Dow falls 68 points to 13,203.58 with Nasdaq at 5,067.26 and S&P 500 near 1,413.17. Treasuries steady at 2.91 percent. Commodities show mixed gains: Corn up 15 cents to 8.39, Soybeans up 49 cents to 17.33, Wheat up 17.25 cents to 9.08, Oil at 97.58, Gold up 19.90 to 1,642.90, Silver 83.50 cents to 29.43, Platinum at 1,507.80.
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