Plan to lift most gray wolf protections proposed
The Obama administration proposed ending most federal protections for gray wolves across the Lower 48, signaling readiness to move on from four decades of recovery. About 6,100 wolves now roam the Northern Rockies and Great Lakes, with protections remaining only for Mexican gray wolves in the desert Southwest.
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Egyptian mummy Padiher shef receives facial care at hospital
Massachusetts General Hospital staff and conservator Mimi Leveque began cleaning and stabilizing the 2,500‑year‑old mummy Padiher shef on display since 1823. Using saliva‑dipped cotton swabs and a tiny brush, the team removed salt deposits and dust from his face as part of a three day conservation effort. The mummy, once a stonecutter in Thebes, was previously moved for CT scans to compare with past imaging from 1931 and 1976.
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May jobs gain signals cautious U.S. economic strength
Washington AP report shows 175,000 jobs added in May with the unemployment rate rising to 7.6 percent as more people entered the labor force. Despite modest gains, confidence grows amid housing, auto sales, and stock market strength, while labor force participation inches up to 63.4 percent.
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Calif utility closes troubled San Onofre nuclear plant
Southern California Edison permanently shuts San Onofre plant after a drawn out dispute over safety amid extensive damage to hundreds of tubes. The twin reactors near San Diego and Los Angeles become the largest U S shutdown in 50 years. no power generation has occurred since a 2012 radiation leak exposed tube damage.
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