Salmonella outbreak widens amid tomato questions
The 810 confirmed illness cases spark FDA concern over tainted tomatoes or other ingredients. Health officials warn the culprit may still be in circulation as authorities reassess safe harvesting areas and consumer guidance.
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Food and Drug Administration
Food Safety
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Trial lawyer Dickie Scruggs gets five year sentence in bribery case
Richard Dickie Scruggs, famed Mississippi civil litigator, is sentenced to five years in prison and fined 250000 for conspiring to bribe a judge over 26.5 million in Hurricane Katrina legal fees. He loses his law license. his co-defendants include his son and partner, with related cases ongoing.
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Justice Department
Steven Hatfill
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Islib N.Y
Mahender Sabhnani
Oxford, Miss
Richard “Dickie” Scruggs
Scruggs
U.S
Neal Biggers Jr
Unuuch
FBI
Biggers
al Pacino
Russell Crowe
Sidney Backstrom
Lafayette County
Henry Lackey
Lackey
Backstrom
Zach Scruggs
North Korea destroys reactor as talks falter and brinksmanship rises
North Korea detonates a cooling tower ending a nuclear facility era amid lengthy disarmament talks. The regime warns that further concessions and rewards will be demanded, while the U.S. and other nations push for verification and sanctions relief tied to dismantling programs.
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State Department
North Korea Demolishes Yongbyon Tower in Nuclear Step
A 60 foot cooling tower at Yongbyon nuclear center collapsed in a staged blast. Diplomats from the United States and others photographed the event as a sign of North Korea's intent to halt atomic bomb development.
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Xinhua
Yongbyon
North Korea
United States
Sung Kim
U.S. State Department
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Zimbabwe election seen as intimidation in Mugabe runoff
Zimbabwe held a runoff where Robert Mugabe stood alone after Morgan Tsvangirai withdrew amid state violence. Residents reported threats and arson by Mugabe supporters to force voting, while international leaders called the vote a sham and weighing UN sanctions.
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Zimbabwe
Robert Mugabe
Mugabe
Morgan Tsvangirai
Democratic Movement For Change
Con
Doleezza Rice
United States
U.N. Security Council
Security Council
Japan
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