Puerto Rico grid in poor shape after Maria hits
A day after Hurricane Maria ravaged Puerto Rico towns flood and homes collapse leaving at least two dead. Officials warn millions lack power as the storm edges toward the Turks and Caicos Islands and the Bahamas before veering into the open Atlantic.
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Trump adds economic action to North Korea threats at UN
President and U S leaders discuss aggressive measures as Treasury Secretary notes China handles about 90 percent of North Korea trade and serves as a conduit to global banking. The executive order aims to shield Treasury from treacherous sanctions targets amid rising missile crisis concerns.
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Sleep apnea diagnosed after two fatal rail crashes
Investigative documents show engineers in two New York area crashes had undiagnosed sleep apnea and no memory of the incidents. Both trains exceeded speed limits at stations exempt from automatic controls, with findings merging for a broader safety review amid calls for mandatory sleep apnea testing in transportation.
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U N votes to aid Iraq in collecting IS war crimes evidence
The United Nations Security Council unanimously approved a plan to set up an investigative team to help Iraq preserve evidence that may amount to war crimes crimes against humanity and genocide by ISIS. The move aims to bolster Iraqi court cases while drawing criticism from rights groups for overlooking abuses by Iraqi and other forces.
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Trudeau highlights Canadian Indigenous injustices at U.N.
At the United Nations General Assembly Justin Trudeau acknowledged Canada’s historic injustices toward Indigenous peoples. He described experiences as humiliating and abusive, saying Canada must face its past and take steps to right the wrongs.
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