American teacher shot dead in Benghazi amid security fears
An American chemistry teacher was killed while jogging in Benghazi on Thursday, intensifying concerns over security in eastern Libya where militants are active. No claim of responsibility emerged, but suspicion pointed to Islamic militants in the city.
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States woo Boeing for next generation 777X contracts
Missouri leads bids with an incentive package up to 1.7 billion over two decades as more than a dozen states vie for Boeing’s 777X work. States tout tax breaks, labor deals, and seaport access while labor concerns loom over concessions and workforce readiness.
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Dairy bill deadline could push milk prices higher
Washington AP report notes New Year deadline on a five year farm bill may trigger expiration of dairy subsidies on Jan 1. If dairy supports lapse, permanent farm laws could raise government dairy purchase prices and shrink commercial supply, lifting milk prices. Negotiators hoped for a settlement next week, though extension remains uncertain.
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