Recall expands to 550 million eggs in U.S. outbreak
More than 550 million eggs recalled nationwide after tests link Hillandale Farms to Salmonella. The recall spans April to August and involves Sunny Farms Sunny Meadow Whole some Farms and West Creek brands across 14 states.
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Obama invites Israeli and Palestinian leaders to Washington for talks
The Obama administration invites Israel and the Palestinian Authority to Washington for a September dinner with President Obama and a face to face meeting to restart direct peace talks. Clinton warns of difficulties ahead but urges perserverance toward a just lasting peace with a 12 month timetable. Netanyahu and Abbas welcomed the plan signaling commitment to mediated negotiations with EU Russia and the UN backing the move.
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Family mourns toddlers in Orangeburg funeral
Hundreds gathered at St. Paul Baptist Church for the funeral of Devean and Ja'van Daley two toddlers allegedly killed by their mother Shaquan Daley. The service featured singing and prayers as elders urged the community to look out for one another.
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Dutch sailor girl's solo world voyage begins
Laura Dekker, 14, prepares to sail solo from Portimao Portugal aiming to be the youngest person to circle the globe. Her plan has sparked global debate on youth sea safety as she tests her 38-foot yacht Guppy amid calm seas before embarking on the yearlong voyage.
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Iran to begin fueling Bushehr reactor amid nuclear dispute
Iran starts loading low enriched uranium into its first civilian reactor at Bushehr with Russian fuel. If all goes smoothly, electricity could flow under UN monitoring later this year or early next. Critics warn Bushehr could aid Natanz enrichment despite a 2007 deal sending spent fuel to Russia.
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Space aging study warns astronauts weaken after six months
Marquette University biologist Robert Fitts led a study showing calf muscles can lose over 40 percent of slow twitch power after six months aboard the International Space Station. The finding, based on nine astronauts from 2002 to 2005, suggests a temporary but serious decline even with two hours daily exercise.
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