Roaches found in Denver airport kitchen sparks probe
Federal regulators downgraded a Denver LSG Sky Chefs facility after inspectors found live and dead roaches and listeria in the kitchen. If a follow up inspection fails, the plant could be barred from selling food to airlines. The company fired the head chef and says it will pass the inspection.
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Gunman opens fire at Las Vegas federal building
A 66 year old man Johnny Lee Wicks opened fire with a shotgun at a federal courthouse lobby in downtown Las Vegas killing a court security guard and wounding a US marshal before he was killed. Officials say motive likely anger over his Social Security benefits suit dismissed in 2008. Two deputies returned fire, the attack occurred near 8 a.m. and police sealed the area as witnesses described a long gunfight.
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Spotty enforcement of new airline security rules
On the first day of tighter U S screening for travelers from 14 risk nations, airports worldwide reported uneven compliance. Passengers faced pat downs and bag checks, with some travelers saying lines were long in Lagos and others noting no special attention.
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Man enters Newark airport wrong way causing security scare
A man breached Newark Liberty International Airport security by entering through the wrong exit, triggering six hours of flight delays and groundings. TSA reviewed surveillance video showing the entry and a later exit, prompting the terminal to be cleared and passengers rescreened.
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Third uninvited guest bypassed White House security
A third uninvited guest attended the White House state dinner with India's delegation. The man, traveling with Indian business leaders, entered with the delegation but was not prescreened or in the Secret Service database. The agency probes how all three uninvited attendees entered and whether laws were violated.
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Iranian professors urge end to violence against protesters
Nearly 90 professors at Tehran University signed a letter to Supreme Leader criticizing ongoing violence as a sign of leadership weakness. The move follows student hunger strikes and exam boycotts amid arrests. Officials accuse Western forces of stirring unrest and threaten severe penalties for efforts to topple the system.
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