VW settlement approved in $1.2 billion deal for 3 liter diesel owners
U S District Judge Charles Breyer granted final approval to a $1.2 billion settlement covering 88 500 VW 3 liter diesel owners whose cars cheated on emissions tests. Buybacks and compensation range from about 7 755 to 16 114 with potential total value rising to 4 billion if unresolved newer models are finalized.
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San Francisco
USS
Charles Breyer
Volkswagen
Mormon Church to End Boy Scout Ties
SALT LAKE CITY The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints announced it will pull 14 to 18 year olds from the Boy Scouts next year to start its own program, affecting about 185000 teens according to church figures. Mormon boys 8 to 13 will remain in Scouts as the church develops a tailored program.
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Salt Lake City
Mormon Church
United States
Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints
Boy Scouts
Church
Boy Scouts of America
Effie Delimarkos
Bryan Burton
Burton
America
Statue of Jefferson Davis removed in New Orleans
Early Thursday workers took down the Confederacy president statue from Jefferson Davis Parkway in New Orleans amid police presence. Residents express varied views while Mayor Landrieu defends the removal as part of a broader effort to reframe public monuments.
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Jefferson Davis
New Orleans
Carol Patterson
Patterson
Jefferson Davis Parkway
Mitch Landrieu
Troy Banks
Landrieu
Davis
Father Moon
South Carolina
Dylann Roof
Long Island al Qaida recruit gets time served in plea deal
Bryant Neal Vinas, 34, of Patchogue, was sentenced in Brooklyn federal court to time served about eight years for conspiring with alQaida and plotting attacks on the Long Island Rail Road. He will remain jailed 90 days for security review and face life probation with mandatory mental health treatment, vocational training and ongoing cooperation. Prosecutors called him a highly valuable cooperating witness in identifying al Qaida members.
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New York
Bashir
U.S
Bryant Neal Vinas
Long Island
Pakistan
al-Qaida
Vinas
Brooklyn
Patchogue
United States
Nicholas Garaufis
al- Qaida
Sinkhole at Hanford nuclear tunnel prompts emergency
A large sinkhole in an 8 feet dirt-filled tunnel at Hanford Nuclear Reservation may have formed four days before discovery. No injuries or released radiation were reported after 54 truckloads of soil filled the hole. inspectors questioned infrequent tunnel patrols and safety monitoring.
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Spokane
Wash
Washington State
USS. Department of Energy
Hanford
Energy Department
Mark Heeter
Heeter
Alex Smith
Washington
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