Chipotile E. coli cases rise to 31 in Oregon and Washington
A Vancouver Washington woman sues after eating a bur rito bowl linked to E. coli cases now totaling 31 across Oregon and Washington. Teenagers spend more time on media than sleep, highlighting shifts in youth routines.
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Dell says 67B EMC deal not peak of bubble
Dell announces its 67 billion dollar acquisition of EMC as a potential peak in tech industry deal activity, signaling a transformative merger that would create the largest tech sector deal in history and reshape data storage and enterprise solutions.
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Empire season two aims to recapture energy
USA Today notes ratings for the second season of Empire remained strong but may have peaked. The piece discusses ongoing audience interest and potential factors in re-energizing the show as it moves forward. The expanded USA TODAY edition is referenced for further coverage.
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Pot and Potties Figure in Elections
A survey of 2015 off year ballot questions and results across states. Kentucky Republicans Matt Bevin and Jenean Hampton won key races. Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant won re election. Ohio rejected marijuana legalization. Houston voters defeated a bathroom bill restricting transgender rights. Tucson banned red light cameras. San Francisco eyed limits on short term rentals like Airbnb.
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Rubio Tops GOP Power Rankings After Debates
Rubio rises to first place in our GOP Power Rankings after a strong debate performance. Christie climbs to fifth as Cruz also gains, while Trump drops from center of conversation. Carson remains near the top with four first place votes and Bush fades.
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IRS audit rate hits decade low in 2015 fiscal year
The IRS released preliminary data showing audit coverage at 0.84 percent, the lowest since 2004, with 1.2 million individuals audited. Revenue from audits fell to 7.32 billion, the weakest since 2002, as budget cuts and staffing reductions limit taxpayer services and enforcement.
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