Driver dies in first U S Autopilot crash in Florida
Joshua D. Brown of Canton Ohio, 40, the Tesla Model S owner who praised Autopilot, died May 7 in Williston Florida when his car failed to distinguish a bright sky from a turning tractor trailer and did not brake. The incident prompted an NHTSA probe and Tesla statements about Autopilot limits and driver responsibility. Brown had earlier credited his car with avoiding a crash and served in the Navy SEALs.
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Pentagon Ends Ban on Transgender Troops in Military
Defense Secretary Ash Carter announced the repeal of the ban allowing transgender people to serve openly. The plan enables medical care and gender identity changes by Oct 1, with full enlistment eligibility after 18 months of stability, based on RAND estimates of 2,500 to 7,000 active duty and 1,500 to 4,000 reserves.
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Tobacco Free Policy At UTPB Moves Forward
The university continues to push a tobacco free policy at UTPB with enforcement by campus community members. Officials say the rule will be guided by disciplinary steps for repeat violators and supported by signage and student notifications.
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Istanbul attack toll rises to 44 as IS links probed
Turkish officials say attackers were three suicide bombers from Russia Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan. Police raid 16 Istanbul neighborhoods on both city sides and gather 13 suspects in IS links. The attack on Ataturk Airport is being investigated with no immediate claim from IS.
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California AG subpoenas refiners over gasoline prices
California Attorney General issues subpoenas to several oil refiners to probe how they set prices, aiming to explain why gasoline costs remain higher in the state than in most others.
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