Ex Homeland official Tom Ridge in critical condition
Former Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge, 72, remains in critical condition after a medical procedure in Austin Texas. He was at the Republican Governors Association conference when he sought aid and was taken to Dell Seton Medical Center for cardiac catheterization.
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Franken faces ethics probe after 2006 kiss accusation
Los Angeles radio anchor Leeann Tweeden accused U S Senator Al Franken of forcibly kissing and groping her during a 2006 USO tour. Franken apologized, drawing swift criticism from Democrats and calls for an ethics investigation amid a broader MeToo era political shift.
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Moore defies calls to quit in Alabama Senate race
Republican Roy Moore lashed out at women accusing him of sexual misconduct saying let the battle begin. Trump voiced concern, while Moore’s supporters cited evidence and urged a fight as Moore declined to answer reporters.
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Keystone pipeline leak in South Dakota spills 210000 gallons
TransCanada said 210000 gallons of crude leaked onto agricultural land near the North Dakota border in Marshall County South Dakota causing shutdowns and triggering emergency response. State regulators noted no confirmed surface water or drinking water impact and investigation continues.
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Zimbabwe faces first talks on Mugabe exit amid regional mediation
In Harare the Zimbabwean leader met army commander Constantino Chiwenga and mediators including South African ministers and a Catholic priest. regional leaders convened a 16 nation SADEC emergency summit to formalize terms of Mugabe's departure, while observers warned of a staged soft landing.
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