Simpson to appear in parole hearing in Nevada prison
OJ Simpson will appear before four parole board members in a Nevada prison today seeking release after more than eight years in prison for armed robbery and assault with a weapon. At 70, he remains a high profile figure noted for his Heisman Trophy, Pro Football Hall of Fame status, and former media career.
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McCain diagnosed with brain tumor amid surgery details
U S Senator John McCain of Arizona has glioblastoma following surgery to remove a blood clot above his left eye at Mayo Clinic Phoenix. The 80 year old plans further treatment including chemotherapy and radiation as colleagues and leaders offer prayers and support.
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Robot probes damaged reactor at Fukushima unit three
An underwater robot nicknamed the Little Sunfish entered Fukushima Unit 3's primary containment, filming structural damage from melted fuel. TEPCO aims deeper scouting Friday to locate fuel as authorities plan removal methods this summer and 2021, with the robot built by Toshiba and IRID.
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AP Poll Finds Broad Support for Negotiated ACA Changes
The AP NORC survey shows Americans want bipartisan work on health care changes with 80 percent urging Republicans to negotiate with Democrats if current repeal efforts fail. Nearly 90 percent say Democrats should accept such offers, while voters split over immediate repeal versus replacement readiness.
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Supreme Court narrows refugee travel ban exemptions
The Supreme Court partly upholds travel limits while ruling the administration cannot bar certain close family members from visa bans on six Muslim-majority countries. The justices left the ban in place for refugees but allowed exemptions for bona fide relations such as grandchildren visiting grandparents in the United States. The decision directs the Ninth Circuit to refine which refugees and family members are covered before arguments on October 10.
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