Caramel coloring in Pepsi linked to carcinogen concerns
An environmental group says Pepsi still contains 4methylimidazole in products sold outside California after the company pledged formula changes. Coca-Cola also adjusted for California while tests show Coke no longer positive for the chemical.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court narrows immunity for prayer treatment parents
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled 6-1 that immunity for parents who rely on prayer instead of medical care does not shield them from criminal charges beyond child abuse when a child dies. The decision limits protection and opens the door to other counts in such cases.
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Egypt Army Ousts Morsi in Coup Move as Protests Erupt
Egypt's military ousted President Mohammed Morsi after one year, suspending the Islamist constitution and promising a temporary civilian rule. Mass protests welcomed the action in Cairo's Tahrir Square while clashes in provinces left at least nine dead. The army took control of media and 12 presidential aides were placed under house arrest.
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Obama orders review of Egypt aid after military ouster
President Obama urged Egypt's military to restore civilian rule but stopped short of labeling Morsi's ouster a coup. He ordered a review of U.S. aid, with Egypt receiving about 1.5 billion dollars annually, while stressing democracy and rule of law.
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Obama cautious on Middle East intervention amid Egyptian turmoil
President Obama signals a restrained policy toward Middle East crises and Egypt's upheaval. He emphasizes consultation over intervention while noting Egypt's future should be determined by its people and pledges continued U.S. partnership to support Egypt's transition to democracy.
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Bolivia plane row sparks regional anger over Snowden
Latin American leaders condemn the diversion of Bolivian president Evo Morales plane in Vienna amid suspicions Snowden was aboard. Morales remained in Moscow area after a 14 hour layover while officials say Snowden is not on Morales plane.
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