NASA contractor among 10 charged in FBI sting at Johnson Space Center
Nine men and one corporation face charges in Operation Lightning Strike after an FBI sting targeting bribes and inside information at NASA's Johnson Space Center. Defendants include NASA and contractor personnel. charges cover soliciting and receiving agency documents, with penalties up to $500,000 fines and at least one year in prison.
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Justices grant inconvenienced air travelers their day in court
The Supreme Court lets passengers bumped from oversold flights sue in state courts for financial losses, affirming a Montana ruling that federal airline regulation does not preclude such suits. The action, taken after a four week recess, does not set precedent.
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Amazing Medicines You Can’t Patent Says Nature’s Cures
A promotional piece argues drug firms lock in high profits via patent life while natural medicines remain unpatented. It cites studies, universities, and a 367 page book touting vitamins, minerals, and plant extracts as safer, cheaper cures, urging readers to order via mail.
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