CIA halts spying in Europe amid German spy case and Snowden revelations
The CIA has paused most unilateral espionage in Western Europe after a German intelligence officer was accused of spying for Russia. The stand down follows NSA leaks and Merkel’s anger over U.S. surveillance, with limited joint operations and host-country meetings allowed.
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3-D printer heads to space station for on site part repair
NASA will send a 3-D printer from Made in Space to the International Space Station aboard a SpaceX Dragon, enabling astronauts to produce spare parts in orbit and potentially fabricate entire habitats for future missions to Mars. The demo unit is tiny, designed for weightless use, with larger printers and a recycling grinder planned later.
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Russia
Verdict in peanut trial warns food makers of jail risk
A federal jury convicts Stewart Parnell the former owner of Peanut Corp of America on conspiracy obstruction of justice and wire fraud in a salmonella outbreak linked to tainted peanut butter from 2008 and 2009. His brother Michael and a co-defendant face up to 20 years. The verdict marks a rare federal food poisoning trial and highlights potential prison for deliberate contamination.
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Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Patrolling dense woods tighten hunt for Pennsylvania ambush suspect
Authorities closed roads near a house tied to Eric Frein as gunfire erupted again in Price and Barrett townships Monroe County. About 20 residents sheltered at Barrett Township firehouse as a massive police operation pressed to capture the 31 year old fugitive a week after the ambush at a state police barracks. Police continue to scour hunting cabins campsites and vacation homes across the Pocono Mountains.
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