We don't seem to learn the Beirut and West chemical blasts
In a Texas town nostalgia for an earlier fertilizer plant disaster lingers as a Beirut style explosion follows a port blast. The West Fertilizer Co tragedy and Trump era rollbacks are linked in a warning about chemical storage and public safety. Officials eye accountability as debates over regulation intensify.
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Austin
Texas
Tommy Muska
West
U.S
Muska
Associated Press
The
West Fertilizer Co
Beirut
Donald Trump
Lebanon
Trump
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Fukushima
Japan
National Transportation Safety Board
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Andrew Wheeler
Wheeler
West, Texas
Tony Gutierrez
Associated Pres
Virus lockdown for India's pygmy wild pigs
Officials in Assam quarantine pygmy hog breeding centers after the first outbreak of African swine fever in India. With about 300 animals, centers at Nameri and Guwahati tighten security, enforce sanitation, and alter diets to prevent spread as wild boars show signs of infection.
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New Delhi
India
Pradip Gogoi
Assam
Parag Deka
U.K
Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust
Aaranyak
Deka
Linda Dixon
Pirbright Institute
Dixon
Nameri
Guwahati
Delia
Dekia
Pence blasts Roberts as a disappointment to conservatives
Vice President Mike Pence criticized Chief Justice John Roberts as a disappointment for conservatives citing the 2012 Affordable Care Act ruling and recent 5-4 decisions against church exemptions and abortion limits. He said Roberts has become a swing vote, warning the election will shape the court's future.
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Mike Pence
Supreme Court
John Roberts
Supreme Court of the United States
Roberts
Pence
Christian Broadcasting Network
David Brody
Calvary Chapel
Nevada
Brody
George W. Bush
David Souter
George H.W. Bush
U.S
Hillary Clinton
United States
Antonin Scalia
Senate
Mitch McConnell
Barack Obama
Merrick Garland
Louisana