Hawaii Based Global Horizons face setback in largest U S trafficking case
The U S government s largest trafficking case hinges on 600 Thai workers after charges against Aloun Farms were dropped. Global Horizons CEO Mordechai Orian defends his firm as the Hawaii probe collapses. Prosecutors say both sides used deceitful recruitment to trap workers.
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Honolulu
U.S
Thailand
Hawaii
Los Angeles
Aloun Farms
Global Horizons
Orian
Randy
Shiner
Alcun Farms
Aloun
United States
Washington
California
Colorado
Florida
Ken
Tucky
Massachusetts
New York
Ohio
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Alec
Mike Lou
Susan French
French
U.S. Department of Justice
Lou Brothers
Department of Justice
Hinojosa
Thomas Bienert
Alec Sou
Bienert
Melissa Vincenty
Wyoming BLM shifts plan to birth control for mares
The U S Bureau of Land Management will use a birth control drug on mares to curb the White Mountain Little Colorado wild horse herd in southwestern Wyoming instead of castrating stallions. Nearly 900 horses to be rounded up with 700 sent to holding facilities and others released after mares are treated. court challenges continue.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
U.S. Bureau of Land Management
Wyoming
Washington, D.C
Rock Springs
la Barge
White Mountain
Little Colorado
Matt Mead
BLM
American Wild Horse Preservation Campaign
Western Watersheds Project
Colorado
Suzanne Roy
North Carolina
Oregon
Nevada
Roy
U.S
Amy Berman Jackson
Washington
Ciation
Cindy Wertz
Wertz
Orange goo baffles Alaska town in Kivalina harbor
In Kivalina Alaska residents found an orange substance on the harbor and on a roof and in rain buckets. The material washed ashore and left a powdery residue after rain. Samples were sent to a lab in Anchorage for analysis while residents await results. Local chemist calls it a mystery.
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Anchorage
Kivalina
Emanuel Hignutt
State Department of Environmental Conservation Lab
Alaska
Chukchi Sea
Kivalina River
Wulik
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Chakkree Sriphabun
Thomas Bienert, Jr
Federal
Pryor Mountain
Lovell
Alaska Town