Officials scramble after tainted alcohol woes at Mexican resorts
U S travelers at Mexican resorts fall unconscious with two deaths prompting calls for stricter alcohol controls. Mexico's health commission plans a September initiative to tighten tainted alcohol inspections while Apple Vacations pledges higher oversight and resort surveillance. Abbey Conner from Pewaukee died after a pool incident, with blood alcohol levels of 0.25 and her brother Austin at 0.26, raising questions about resort practices and video evidence.
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Warning signs of counterfeit alcohol and drug dangers
Mexican authorities warn businesses and travelers about counterfeit alcohol and possible adulterants. Reports mention scopolamine known as devil's breath PCP and Quaaludes as suspected additives, with cases of amnesia rage and hospitalizations. Tests vary and many adulterated products circulate amid an extensive illegal liquor market.
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Kelly to impose discipline as White House chief of staff
Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly, a 67 year old retired Marine general, will assume duty to restore order within a White House strained by internal feuds and chaotic messaging. Allies say his success hinges on his rapport with President Trump and his intolerance for public expletives.
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Global leaders respond to North Korea missile test
Leaders from the United States and Asia voiced alarm after North Korea launched a missile. Washington and Seoul conducted live-fire drills, while South Korea pressed for more US assets and a stronger anti-missile posture. Japan called for coordinated sanctions with the US, China, and Russia to ease tensions as the UN likely convenes an emergency meeting.
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