North Korea faces pressure as IAEA monitors pull out
IAEA directors said inspectors would depart by Tuesday after Pyongyang urged their expulsion. ElBaradei warned against negotiating under duress as Yongbyon activity resumes. U.S. allies weigh economic cuts while Russia and China urge dialogue to avoid crisis escalation.
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The National Park Service faces rising danger as rangers confront drug smugglers and violent criminals. Staffing shortages leave patrolling rangers often alone while calls for more officers, better equipment, and stronger border measures grow louder after the Organ Pipe Cactus death of Kris Eggle and a scathing Inspector General report.
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