EgyptAir Plane Search Narrows To Sea Area
Egypt's chief investigator Ayman al Moqadem said signals from the EgyptAir ELT narrowed the crash search to a 3 mile wide area in the Mediterranean. An Airbus official questioned the ELT data and no new signals have been found since May 19.
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Obama visits Hiroshima to urge world toward nuclear disarmament
In Hiroshima Obama reflects on past harms and calls for a nuclear free world. He meets Abe and two survivors, vaunts progress and limits, and cites Koreans and U.S. prisoners among those who died. The visit honors victims and reinforces his ongoing nonproliferation push.
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Cell phone radiation link to cancer sparks debate
A U S NIH rat study finds a small rise in brain tumors in male rats exposed to non ionizing radiofrequency from womb to age two. Females show no increase, and control rats die faster. Experts caution results are preliminary and may not apply to humans.
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Tam
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