Obama to face inspector general review of Keystone XL process
The State Department will have an inspector general led review of the Keystone XL pipeline inquiry after Democratic lawmakers raised concerns of conflicts of interest. The probe will assess compliance with laws in the 7 billion dollar Calgary TransCanada project crossing the U.S. border and extending to Houston and Port Arthur Texas.
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Cyber weaknesses should deter U S from waging war say Clarke
Former top U S cybersecurity official Richard Clarke warned that America's networks are so vulnerable that war with adversaries could be deterred or crippled by cyber retaliation. He urged stronger regulation and global action to curb cyberattacks, citing China Iran North Korea and Russia as key concerns.
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Dermatologists win FDA approval for MetaFind melanoma device
The FDA approves MetaFind, a handheld light imaging tool for dermatologists to decide which suspicious skin growths warrant biopsy. Data from a company study shows improved melanoma detection but notes limitations and concerns about overreliance and misinterpretation.
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