Mideast peace slips to second billing for U S
Hillary Rodham Clinton’s final or near final visit to Israel and brief talks with Netanyahu and Peres highlight a shifted U S focus from the Israeli Palestinian conflict to Iran and Syria. No breakthrough toward a Palestinian state was reported.
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Romney Seeks Offensive Shift in Campaign Strategy
Mitt Romney uses sharp language to attack Barack Obama over perceived cronyism in federal contracts and hints at a possible vice presidential pick. Obama retorts with hits on Romney Bain tenure and a plan for overseas growth, while questions about Romney’s Bain Capital past loom.
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FDA approves first pill to prevent HIV infection
The FDA cleared Gilead Sciences Truvada as the first daily pill shown to reduce HIV risk in healthy people at high sexual risk. The decision follows approval of an over the counter home HIV test and aims to curb new infections, though insurance barriers may limit access even as public health advocates hail a major preventive advance.
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Retail sales slump clouds U.S. economy outlook
U.S. retail spending fell 0.5 percent from May to June marking a third straight monthly drop and prompting economists to lower growth estimates for Q2. Auto, furniture, appliances and department store sales all declined while overall spending remained 4.7 percent higher than a year earlier.
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Mayer named Yahoo's next CEO amid rebound push
Notable Yahoo hires long time Google executive Marissa Mayer to lead Yahoo Inc as its fifth chief in five years. Mayer, 37, starts today after roles overseeing mapping and location services at Google since 1999 following a Stanford CS masters.
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Medicalodges urges summer safety checks on loved ones
Medicalodges, Inc. notes over 50 years serving seniors and the disabled and urges people to check on neighbors and loved ones during hot months. If you are concerned about someone's safety, call 911 for help.
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