AIDS researcher named top candidate to lead CDC
The leading candidate to head the CDC is Robert Redfield a long time AIDS researcher and University of Maryland physician noted for clinical work but lacking government public health leadership experience He has surfaced as a candidate for CDC and NIH roles during Republican administrations.
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AIDS
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Robert Redfield
University of Maryland School of Medicine
Redfield
National Institutes of Health
Washington
Georgia Public Health
Brenda Fitzgerald
Health and Human Services Department
Fitzgerald
Alex Azar
HHS
Matt Lloyd
Congress Quibbles Over Spending Bill and Gateway Project
Washington negotiators press toward final shape of a 1.3 trillion spending bill amid fights over immigration abortion riders and the 11 billion Hudson River Gateway rail link. Trump opposes funding triggers while Schumer allies seek rail project inclusion and bipartisan support.
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Donald Trump
Trump
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Barack Obama
Hudson River Gateway
Senate
Chuck Schumer
New York
Gateway
Peter King
R-N.y
St. Patrick’s
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Hudson River
San
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House
U.S
Mark Meadows
R-N.c
Sinking of smuggling boat off Agathonisi claims many lives
A Greek coast guard report says a wooden boat carrying about 21 migrants sank off Agathonisi in the eastern Aegean, killing at least 16 including six children. Three survivors alerted authorities as a large search involving aircraft, navy, coast guard, and Frontex continued for two missing people. The UN refugee agency urged stronger safe alternatives and crackdowns on smugglers amid public protests in Athens over the EU Turkey deal.
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Aegean
Agathonisi
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Frontex
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U.N. Refugee Agency
Syria
Iraq
Afghanistan
U.N
Recep Tayyip Erdogan
Dimitris Vitsas
Russia Expels 23 British Diplomats Over Skripal Poisoning
Moscow orders 23 UK diplomats to leave within a week and closes the British Council in Russia while suspending the consulate reopening in St. Petersburg. Britain maintains Russia was behind the Salisbury nerve agent attack and vows further steps with allies as Putin seeks a sixth year in office.
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Britain
Sergei Skripal
Salisbury
Theresa May
British Council
St. Petersburg
U.K
Skripals
Vladimir Putin
Putin
Foreign Office
Soviet Union
National Security Council
May
Laurie Bristow
Foreign Ministry
United Kingdom
Uncle blasts negligence as FIU bridge collapse kills six
Amid resumption of body recoveries at the Florida International University site, relatives mourn Alexa Duran as authorities confirm four victims by name. Officials study post tensioning and pre collapse cracks while experts warn about construction phase vulnerabilities and safety lapses.
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Florida International University
Sweetwater
Miami-Dade
FIU
National Transportation Safety Board
Associated Press
Amjad Aref
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