Egypt’s Mansour faces divided power amid street clashes
Egypt's interim leader Adly Mansour moves to assert authority while Islamist opponents declare his powers illegitimate. ElBaradei was named interim prime minister then reversed amid opposition from Salafi Nour. Protests continue and violence flares in Cairo and Alexandria as Morsi loyalists rally.
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Adly Mansour
Pro Reform
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ElBaradei
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Morsi
Alexandria
Brotherhood
Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi
El-Sissi
Washington
MENA
Nobel
Hosni Mubarak
Mansour
Experts assess Asiana 777 crash with engine details and history
Aviation investigators note Rolls Royce Trent 800 engines were repaired after the San Francisco crash. Bill Waldock compares it to the 2008 Heathrow accident and says landing phase appeared problematic. Experts stress data from the flight recorder is needed to determine cause and rule out icing links to past incidents.
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Bill Waldock
Heathrow
San Francisco
Waldock
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Waldeck
Haueter
Jet Crash at San Francisco Airport Injures Many
A jet crash at San Francisco International Airport on Saturday injured more than 180 people and sent them to nine area hospitals. By Saturday evening two people had died and at least five were in critical condition.
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Seoul
South Korea
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San Francisco International Airport
NSA leak concerns highlight private vetting of backgrounds
The AP reports Edward Snowden passed federal checks before CIA and NSA roles, fueling fear that outsourcing vetting to private investigators and contractors drives national security risk. USIS dominates private checks, while OPM oversees most screenings and costs rise. debates grow over inspector general audits.
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Robert Baer
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Clinton
Defense Department
Government Accountability Office
White House
Inspector General's Office
Permian Basin housing boom and diversification efforts
The Permian Basin spans New Mexico to Texas with oil and gas driving growth yet housing lags. Lisa Hardison notes banks misunderstand the local economy but diversification into solar nuclear and other energy sectors is reducing volatility and markets show progress despite the boom.
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Texas
Lisa Hardison
Economic Development Corporation of
Lea County
Hardison
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