Money pours into Iran deal debate as Senate review begins
Opponents raise tens of millions to attack the nuclear agreement with Iran as the Senate opens a two month review. AIPAC and allied groups spend 20 to 40 million on TV ads and online campaigns while supporters like J Street push for approval. Obama defends the deal with cabinet aides and vows a veto against any derailment amid UN and international backing.
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Rio velodrome's rise and fall echoes Olympic push
The Rio de Janeiro velodrome opened for the 2007 Pan American Games with a $7 million wooden track and helped Brazilian cyclists win medals. A school trained about 100 children, including a girl with "absurd potential," but six years later the venue was demolished as Rio spends billions on a new facility.
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Republicans fight battle of resumes in GOP field
The GOP presidential field grows as governors and senators lead with credentials. Kasich stresses experience and testing that shapes national leadership, arguing his varied background prepares him for the presidency. The lineup includes eight governors and five senators among a record field. Story continues on 2B.
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Hack of Jeeps sparks driver safety worries
Wired reports two hackers remotely controlled a Jeep Cherokee via its Uconnect system. They accelerated to 70 mph, manipulated the air conditioning, transmission and brakes on a highway in St. Louis. No injuries occurred as the car ended in a ditch. experts urge federal standards to secure connected vehicles.
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