Weiner defies calls to quit mayoral bid after new sexting claims
NYC hopeful Anthony Weiner doubles down on his mayoral run despite fresh explicit exchanges with a young woman after his 2011 resignation. Wife Huma Abedin defends him as rivals demand withdrawal amid online dating allegations and use of alias Carlos Danger.
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Auto sensor mandate could boost Dayton jobs and safety
The NTSB backs requiring advanced sensor technology in vehicles to reduce crashes, citing 2012 New Jersey and Florida school bus wrecks. Dayton area experts foresee economic gains in sensors, with 2,000+ local jobs and AFRL tied to development. questions remain on reliability, driver alerting vs automated action, and mixed-traffic safety.
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Framingham cop punished for Boston Marathon photos
State police photographer Sgt. Sean Murphy was placed on desk duty after releasing 14 photos of the bloodied Boston Marathon bombing suspect to a magazine. He faced a prior suspension and now faces an internal probe. Col. Timothy Alben said firing is unlikely though more discipline could follow. Murphy defended his actions, and his son praised him as a man of integrity.
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Mayorkas tied to probe over investor visa case
Homeland Security official Alejandro Mayorkas faces an inspector general inquiry over allegedly assisting a financing company run by Anthony Rodham, Hillary Clinton's brother, to win approval for an investor visa for a Chinese executive. Officials say the probe is in preliminaries with no proven criminal misconduct yet. The inquiry has no stated ties to Clinton's tenure as secretary of state, though it may fuel opposition attacks.
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