Americans quitting jobs rise in April survey
The Labor Department reports a 7.2 percent rise in Americans quitting jobs in April, indicating growing confidence in the job market. The AP notes the April figure aligns with an ongoing trend of labor market strength.
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Tebow Makes Pats Debut in Foxborough
Tim Tebow and Tom Brady shared the field in the Patriots first day with Tebow listed as a back quarterback, No. 5, behind Brady’s No. 3 on the depth chart. Tebow and Brady threw passes over the middle and toward the end zone in the opening session at Foxborough Massachusetts.
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NM Attorney General Says Horsemeat Claim Is Opinion
New Mexico Attorney General Gary King and spokesman Phil Sisneros say his claim that horsemeat processing is illegal is only an opinion with no legal weight. King plans a run for governor may influence his public stance on Valley Meat Co. and federal approval.
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Zazi subways plot cited in declassified NSA details
Declassified intelligence notes credit PRISM with intercepting a crucial email that thwarted Najibullah Zazi’s 2009 New York subway bomb plan. The disclosure, aimed at defending surveillance programs, notes questions about earlier government statements and emphasizes ongoing security justifications.
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Family dispute ends in shooting injuring man
A long standing family dispute turned violent in the 600 block of South Delaware Avenue when a man was shot and flown out of state with two shotgun pellets in his heart and two in his liver. Michael Farmer, 54, was arrested on aggravated assault and aggravated battery charges. The victim, a 35-year old man, had allegedly beaten the shooter’s stepson after witnessing an earlier confrontation.
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DOE report faults $450K payments to ex Rep Wilson
The Energy Department inspector general finds Heather Wilson received nearly 450000 dollars in questionable payments after leaving office from four federally funded labs. From January 2009 to March 2011 she earned about 20000 dollars a month at Los Alamos and Sandia, with no documented deliverables. Nevada Test Site and Oak Ridge paid 30000 dollars with no deliverables, and Sandia and Los Alamos sought more work for the labs, potentially breaching her contract. The government repaid most funds. contractors including Lockheed Martin and Bechtel also refunded most of their billed amounts. The IG notes 442877 of 464203 dollars was recovered.
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Traveling veterans journey for Constitution awareness
Vietnam veteran Jerry Oliver and fellow Vet Mark Lanham travel from San Diego to Washington, D.C. in a van escort. They walk and carry the flag through Roswell on Tuesday, spreading patriotic support for the U.S. Constitution as a symbol of American spirit.
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