Clinton Targets Trump On Economy In Columbus Speech
Hillary Clinton outlines a plan to brand Donald Trump as temperamentally unfit to run the world’s largest economy. She vows to use executive action to end the carried interest tax loophole if needed, argues Trump’s tax plan favors millionaires, and previews a broader 2024 campaign message tied to economic fairness. She also addresses her Sanders meeting and questions about party leadership while defending Debbie Wasserman Schultz.
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Hot beverages risk cancer at very high temperatures
World Health Organization cautions that drinks hotter than 149 degrees may raise esophageal cancer risk. USC researchers note that cooler coffees may reduce liver cancer risk by about 15 percent, while the average American drinks at 140 degrees.
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Mariana Stern
University of Southern California
Keck School of Medicine
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International Agency For Research On Cancer
Stern
Gallup
Murray
Contrasting EU referendum protests and crash inquiry mix
Campaigners urge a leave option with a Westminster Bridge banner while a British Brexit flotilla sails the Thames to oppose EU quotas. EgyptAir 804 wreckage found as investigators seek voice and data recorders to determine cause amid ongoing probe by authorities.
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Bart Jansen
Extinct Bramble Cay melomys blamed on climate change
A Bramble Cay melomys, a small Australian rodent, likely became the first mammal extinction caused by man made climate change. The species on a 10 acre island in the Great Barrier Reef disappeared as sea levels rose and habitat was inundated, said Luke Leung of the University of Queensland. Doyle Rice.
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Great Barrier Reef
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Luke Leung
University of Queensland
Doyle Rice
China shadows U S ships as tensions in Asia rise
The U S Navy’s USS John C Stennis carrier strike group faced persistent PLAN shadowing in the South China Sea and Philippine Sea during a Malabar exercise. Rear Adm. Marcus Hitchcock said Chinese warships stayed in visual contact 24/7, sailing as close as 3 to 4 miles, with a PLAN intelligence ship following last week. Indian Prime Minister Modi praised U S India ties as Malabar expands near Japanese waters.
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