North Korea silent on detention of U S soldier
Pvt Travis King bolted into North Korea while on a DMZ tour as tensions rise after two North Korean missiles. U S officials and allies seek his safe return, while Washington weighs next steps amid limited diplomatic channels and past cases of Americans detained or released by Pyongyang.
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Demilitarized Zone
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Texas
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Yang Moo-jin
University of North Korean Studies
1St Armored Division
White House
Karine Jean-Pierre
U.N. Command
Sweden
Pyongyang
Panmunjom
U.N
Carl Gates
Kenosha
Wis
Pfizer plant battered by tornado near Rocky Mount NC
A tornado damaged Pfizer’s large North Carolina manufacturing complex near Rocky Mount, injuring three people and forcing evacuation. The plant, a major supplier of anesthesia and sterile injectables, faced roof damage and thousands of pallets scattered by rain and wind. Pfizer reported no serious injuries and all staff accounted for amid recovery plans.
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Pfizer Pharmaceutical
North Carolina
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Florida
Pfizer
Rocky Mount
Nash County
Keith Stone
Stone
U.S
Erin Fox
University of Utah Health
Edgecombe County
Governor Krabs and Kobach clash over birth certificate settlement
Governor faces challenge as Kobach argues a 2019 law voids a court settlement requiring Kansas to amend birth certificates for transgender people. Judge Crabtree weighs whether to revoke the order binding the agreement. Four transgender plaintiffs and health department officials seek to preserve the settlement amid accusations of discriminatory law.
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Kobach
Kansas Health Department
Kelly
Health Department
Kansas
District approves five year CharacterStrong program
Lawrence school board approved a five year CharacterStrong program after a pilot and curriculum review. The total cost about 267000 dollars with 207000 funded by federal ESSER funds and the rest from instructional resource funds.
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Lawrence School Board
Disruptions Move Hearing to YouTube as Judge Clears Court
At a hearing led by Judge Sally Pokorny, attendees were ordered to leave after disruptions. Journal-World noted chaos described by Douglas County Sheriff’s Office Lt. Chris Johnston. Two teen girls, born in 2008 and 2009, face felony obstruction and interference charges for concealing or altering evidence and obstructing prosecution. Camden Collins, 20, also charged with felony obstruction and other offenses, appeared for a status update. his attorney seeks a continuance while awaiting more evidence. Collins faces related battery on an officer and probation revocation in a 2021 firearm discharge case. bond was reduced to 5,000 while he remains free.
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South Korea
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Dmz
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Auckland
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Douglas County Sheriff’s Office
Chris Johnston
The
Journal-World
Camden Joe Collins
Lawrence
Joseph Falls
Collins
Lindenwood Lane
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