U S to seek new United Nations sanctions on North Korea
Obama administration officials condemn North Korea for a March torpedo attack that sank a South Korean patrol ship and kill 46. A new UN Security Council sanctions push is planned as Hillary Clinton visits Seoul and later China. Talks may include reinstating Pyongyang on the list of state sponsors of terrorism.
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South Korea
Obama
North Korea
United Nations
Pyongyang
Hillary Clinton
U.S
U.N. Security Council
China
Inventors claim BP ignoring public oil spill ideas
BP faces criticism as about 10 000 ideas pour in from the public to stop the Gulf blowout yet 700 are being reviewed and none used after a month. BP aims to core top kill tests with drilling mud at 5000 feet depth, while backup junk shot options are discussed.
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New Orleans
Gulf of Mexico
Dwayne Spradlin
InnoCentive Inc
Mark Salt
Salt
Gulf
Doug Suttles
BP PLC
Louisiana
Bobby Jindal
Plaquemines Parish
Billy Nungesser
Mississippi River
Jindal
U.S
Cuba
U.S. State Department
Gordon Duguid
Study urges new review of oil spills impact on endangered species
The Center for Biological Diversity threatened a lawsuit to force Interior Secretary Salazar to order a fresh study on offshore spill effects. It argues MMS downplays risks and that a large spill once imagined for 1,000 barrels is minor compared to BP's actual disaster. The group notes NMFS and FWS conclusions flawed.
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New Orleans
Interior
Ken Salazar
Gulf of Mexico
Minerals Management Service
Miyoko Sakashita
Center For Biological Diversity
Sakashita
Center
Oceans
MMS
NMFS
Times Square suspect case links to Watertown arrest
A Watertown man, Aftab Khan, held in Massachusetts on immigration charges, was found to have the Times Square suspect Faisal Shahzad’s phone number and name in his cell phone and envelope. Prosecutors say Khan and two others aided Shahzad’s funding network, though no criminal charges have been filed against them yet.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Times Square
Aftab Khan
Watertown
Mass
Richard Neville
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement
Neville
U.S
Khan
United States
Robin Feder
New England
Faisal Shahzad
New York
Shahzad
Connecticut
Saher Macarius
Macarius
Pir Khan
Mohammad Shafiq Rahman
Maine
Paris Art Heist Sees Picasso and Others Worth 123 Million Stolen
A masked intruder broke into the Paris Museum of Modern Art about 3 50 am stealing Picasso The Pigeon with the Peas Matisse Pastoral Modigliani Braque and Leger works in a 15 minute theft valued at 111 to 123 million dollars Interpol and collectors are alerting to potential resale efforts and missing alarm parts had delayed security upgrades since March.
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Paris
Interpol
Eiffel Tower
Christophe Girard
Cial
Girard
Picasso
Henri Matisse
Amedeo Modigliani
Estaque
Georges Braque
Fernand Leger
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Shane Bauer
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Washington
Felipe Calderon
Arizona
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National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Florida
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Grand Isle
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National Marine Fisheries Service
Breton National Wildlife Refuge
North Breton Island
Paris Museum of Modern Art
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