FDA Sets Arsenic Cap in Apple Juice Equal to Water Limit
The FDA will limit arsenic in apple juice to 10 parts per billion, aligning with drinking water standards. The rule targets inorganic arsenic, with potential market removals and penalties for juices exceeding the limit. Agency officials call the move a safety step and invite public comment.
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Boeing stock drop after 787 fire at Heathrow shocks investors
Boeing shares slid to 101.87 after an empty 787 caught fire at Heathrow, fueling fears of renewed battery problems that had grounded the fleet earlier. Analysts noted the blaze location suggested batteries were unlikely the cause, while a separate 787 incident at Manchester raised fresh concerns about the model.
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Hunger strike at Guantanamo resumes eating amid possible pause
The U S military reports 102 prisoners on hunger strike at Guantanamo Bay with 99 having eaten within the last 24 hours as officers weigh a pause. Separately, tensions rise in Syria after a rebel commander aligned with Western-backed forces is killed, prompting fears of more distrust among factions. Penn State nears tentative settlements with Sandusky victims, with final details pending board approval. In Egypt, rallies echo calls to restore Morsi as police clash with protesters. California faces same sex marriage challenges as Prop 8 backers press new court actions. A Chinatown beauty salon blast injures a dozen and closes the business, with investigators noting dangerous cleaning agents and an accidental cause.
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Train crash near Paris leaves at least six dead
A train derailed while approaching Bretigny sur Orge station south of Paris on a major holiday weekend, with about 190 people treated for injuries or shock. Firefighters and medical teams battled to rescue passengers as authorities probe the cause.
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le Parisien
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Allaume Rey
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