Debris points to stabilizer issue in MD-83 crash
NTSB investigators report damaged horizontal stabilizer components recovered from the main crash site off the California coast after the Jan 31 MD-83 disaster killed all 88 aboard. Preliminary findings note pre impact or water impact damage and several maintenance write ups on the stabilizer.
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Savage Love columnist admits possible germ warfare claim
Seattle based writer Dan Savage, author of the column Savage Love, faced criticism after alleging he used germ warfare against conservatives during a campaign stunt. He later said the germ part was a joke, while noting the broader boundary pushing nature of his work and influence across 28 alt newspapers and roughly 4 million readers weekly.
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Federal appeals court upholds Winfrey victory over cattlemen
The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed a 1996 jury verdict that Oprahs Winfrey and her show did not defame cattle producers or knowingly spread false information about mad cow disease. The ruling leaves Veggie Libel law scope unsettled while noting cattle may be covered.
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