Supreme Court upholds visa denial for suspected terrorists
The Supreme Court in a 5-4 decision allowed US immigration officials to deny entry to a Taliban-linked applicant without detailing why, keeping a married couple apart. The ruling, written by Justice Scalia with Justices Roberts and Thomas concurring, held due process was satisfied by notice of denial under the terrorism bar.
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Two Lifeguarded Shark Attacks Leave Teens Amputated
A 12 year old girl from Asheboro and a 16 year old boy from Colorado Springs were injured in separate shark attacks off Oak Island North Carolina. Both victims had arms amputated and were airlifted to New Hanover Regional Medical Center in Wilmington in life threatening condition but were reported in good condition Monday. Bystanders administered first aid using tourniquets and towels and authorities opened beaches as searches for sharks continued.
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Chris Anselmo
Jen Skoy
South Carolina Aquarium
Sharks and other dangers outpace jaws myth
The piece notes sharks kill far fewer people than bees wasps and snakes in the US and worldwide. It cites the Florida Museum of Natural History that six people worldwide died from shark attacks this year, one in Hawaii, with most incidents linked to nearshore, warm coastal waters. It also mentions rare cases of successive attacks and that larger sharks like bulls or tigers are involved.
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Wilmington Star-News
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USA
Privatized air traffic control system proposed
Rep. Bill Shuster advocates moving air traffic control from the FAA to a private not for profit corporation funded by aviation fees. He argues the change would save billions and provide stable funding, with a bill expected this month and potential House action in July. White House stance remains noncommittal.
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National Air Traffic Controllers Association
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