Exotic pets pose rising threat as monkeypox alerts officials
Washington reports monkeypox linked to exotic pets and prairie dogs bred for sale, with nearly three dozen possible human cases in several states. Experts warn of broader public health risks from imported animals and call for tougher oversight amid concerns about SARS and other illnesses tied to exotic animal trade.
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White House urges quick action on child tax credit
The White House pressed House Republicans to swiftly pass the Senate backed bill expanding the child tax credit to include low income families. Treasury will issue up to 400 per child later this summer as protests over aid for wealthy tax cuts persist.
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Bus Driver Pleads Guilty in 100 Mile Child Kidnapping Case
Otto L. Nuss, 64, admitted federal kidnapping charges for diverting his Philadelphia morning route and taking 13 children on a six hour, 100 mile trip toward Washington D C. He had a loaded rifle and 93 rounds aboard. none were harmed. Sentencing to four years was set for September.
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