Puerto Rico Reaches Treasury Loans Deal For Recovery
Puerto Rico and the U S Treasury reached an agreement to unlock loans approved by Congress to aid the recovery from Hurricane Maria. Governor Ricardo Rossello said a portion of 4.9 billion will be released as funds dip below 1.1 billion, easing rebuilding and economic strains.
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Puerto Rico
U.S. Treasury Department
Congress
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Ricardo Rossello
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Protests in Sacramento over fatal shooting of Stephen Clark
Protesters marched from City Hall to a freeway in Sacramento over the killing of Stephen Clark a 22 year old unarmed Black man. Police said he might have had a handgun but officers found only a cell phone. County leaders and residents voiced grief and urged accountability.
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Calif
Sac PD
Stephen Clark
Les Simmons
Daniel Hahn
Hahn
Clinton Primm
Clark
Zoe
Vanessa Cullars
Darrell Steinberg
Peter Moskos
Department of Law and Police Science
John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Veronica Curry
Sacramento City Hall
Stephen Alonzo Clark
Biden and Trump trade taunts in imagined pay per view fight
Washington erupts over a hypothetical steel cage bout between Donald Trump and Joe Biden as both exchange barbs about strength and threats. Biden cites past Trump remarks on women while Trump dismisses Biden as weak and declares he would win easily.
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Donald
Trump
Joe
Biden
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Joe Biden
University of Miami
White House
U.S
Newseum
New Pill Reverses Memory Loss in an Amazing Way
An Israel developed memory pill Lipogen PS Plus now marketed in the US claims to regrow brain cells in the hippocampus boosting memory and cognition. Clinical trials report significant improvements in mental function with a safe nonprescription formula.
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Israel
America
David Rutenburg
Hippocampus
Ohio
FDA warns these products not evaluated for disease claims
A notice states no FDA evaluation for health statements and cites that results are average. It clarifies that models may appear in photos to protect privacy and that the products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.
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