Invasive Pests Slipped Into U S After Terror Shift
An AP analysis shows border inspections fell after the Homeland Security Department formed in 2003, allowing pests to enter the United States. Crop threats rose from eight in 1999 to at least thirty last year, harming California vineyards and Florida citrus.
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Nobel economists Sims and Sargent win prize in economics
Princeton based Christopher Sims and New York University professor Thomas Sargent win the Nobel Prize in economics for developing mathematical models that analyze how interest rate and tax changes affect growth and inflation. Their work guides central bankers and policymakers though it does not provide exact crisis solutions.
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Miracle-Ear Unveils Aquavi Waterproof Hearing Aids
Miracle-Ear in Odessa announces the Aquavi line with fully submersible hearing aids lasting up to 30 minutes at depths, enabling wearers to swim, beach, and work in rain or dust without damage. Features include Feedback reduction, SoundBoost, VoiceTarget, and Intelligent Peak Smoothing, with two Texas locations and Medicaid availability.
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