Honest busboy earns fan support with GoFundMe boost
A Grand Junction busboy named Duckworth returned a $3,000 cash find to his employer and owner, earning a $300 tip. By Monday a GoFundMe drive had raised over $3,800 for his medical bills and daily needs as he bikes to work.
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U S Moves to Protect African Lions From Trophy Hunters
The United States will list two African lion subspecies under the Endangered Species Act, restricting imports of lion heads and hides. Fish and Wildlife Service head Dan Ashe says permits will hinge on science based conservation. Humane Society cites 5647 lions imported by American hunters in the past decade.
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India
Taliban Attack Near Kabul Kills Six U S Service Members
Six U S service members die in a motorbike borne blast near Kabul during a meeting with local figures. Two more service members and a contractor are wounded, with Afghan police injuries reported. Defense Secretary Carter calls it a painful reminder of daily dangers in Afghanistan.
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Baltimore officer’s retrial set for June in Gray death case
A Baltimore judge set William Porter’s retrial for June 13 after a mistrial in the Freddie Gray case. Porter is one of six officers charged. the other five will be tried first, with prosecutors wary of calling Porter as a witness due to his Fifth Amendment rights. The case ended in a hung jury after two weeks of trial and about 16 hours of deliberation.
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Home care workers need stronger job protections nationwide
A new report from the National Employment Law Project says weak regulation of private home care agencies could blunt wage and labor gains for about 2 million workers. It urges tighter oversight to ensure federal minimum wage and overtime protections apply regardless of worker classification, amid a growing, largely female workforce.
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U.S. Department of Labor
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