Illinois vaping death tied to US first lung disease loss
Health officials report an Illinois patient died after vaping related severe lung illness, the first U.S. death linked to vaping. CDC notes 193 probable cases across 22 states, with ages and specifics largely undisclosed.
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Jennifer Layden
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Putin orders symmetrical response to U S missile test
Putin told a Security Council meeting that Russia will prepare a symmetrical answer after the United States tested a ground launched Tomahawk in defiance of the now defunct INF treaty. He warned of possible covert deployments from Romanian and Polish sites. The Pentagon denied the Romanian system could fire offensive weapons.
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Bolsonaro authorizes army to fight Amazon fires amid protests
President Jair Bolsonaro signs decree to deploy the military for a month to protect the Amazon, cooperate with environmental and security agencies, while thousands protest in Rio de Janeiro Sao Paulo Brasilia and abroad. The move comes as fires devastate border regions and deforested areas near Porto Velho and the Rondônia state.
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Javier Zavaleta
Israel strikes Iran backed militias boost Iraq instability
An Israeli airstrike on an Iranian weapons depot in Amirli Iraq, confirmed by U S officials, threatens Iraq's fragile security. The July 19 strike hit a base of Iranian backed paramilitary forces killing two Iranians and followed by two more unexplained explosions near Baghdad. No group claims responsibility.
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Ginsburg completes radiation for pancreatic tumor
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg finished radiation therapy for a cancerous pancreatic tumor with no evidence of disease. The 86 year old, the court's oldest member, has battled cancer multiple times in two decades and recently returned after December lung surgery.
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg
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