Dingell becomes longest serving member of Congress
Rep. John Dingell of Michigan, 57 years in Congress, recalls his emotional start after succeeding his late father John Dingell Sr. in the House. Known as Big John for his height, he built a lengthy record amid shifting national politics.
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U.S
John Dingell
D-Mich
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John Dingell Sr
Legislative Branch
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Philadelphia Building Collapse Kills Six in Market Street Demolition
The four story structure toppled onto a Salvation Army thrift shop injuring many and killing six. Officials probe Griffin Campbell Construction for possible corner cutting as inspectors halt two nearby sites. A woman rescued after 13 hours persists in critical condition. OSHA had prior complaint on fall risk.
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Market Street
Salvation Army
Michael Nutter
Griffin Campbell
Campbell
U.S. Department of Labor and Occupational Safety and Health Administration
OSHA
U.S. Labor Department
Leni Uddyback-Fortson
Putin confirms divorce from Lyudmila after ballet outing
Russian president Vladimir Putin and Lyudmila Putina announced a civil divorce on state television after attending the Esmeralda ballet at the Great Kremlin Palace. The couple appeared together, with Putin confirming the news when asked about rumors of separation.
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Vladimir Putin
Lyudmila Putina
Esmeralda
Kremlin
Putin
Lyudmila
D-Day anniversary observed at Normandy site in France
AP reports ceremonies marking the 69th anniversary at Colleville sur Mer near Omaha Beach. U S veterans in old uniforms saluted during a wreath laying at the cemetery where over 9,000 Americans lie. Memorial events across Normandy honored the June 6 1944 invasion led by Eisenhower.
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France
U.S
Omaha Beach
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Normandy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
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Colleville American Military Cemetery
Colleville Sur Mer
Ruling challenges American's transplant system
A federal judge allowed a dying child and then another to jump the organ wait list, sparking debate on fairness of transplant policies. The case features the families of Sarah Murnaghan and Javier Acosta and questions about under 12 access to adult donor lungs and equal protection in life and death choices.
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Mickey Mantle
Philadelphia
Sarah Murnaghan
Javier Acosta
Lawrence O. Gostin
Georgetown University
Johns Hopkins University
Dorry Seger
Health and Human Services
Kathleen Sebelius
Sarah
Children’s Hospital of
Murnaghans
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