ICE official resigns amid sexual allegations U S
Suzanne Barr chief of staff to ICE Director John Morton resigns amid allegations of inappropriate sexual behavior reported by at least three ICE employees. Barr denies the claims calling them unfounded and cites distractions in the agency. The resignation follows a related lawsuit filed by a senior ICE agent.
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Teen Killed After Head Extends From Bus Hatch
A 16 year old, Daniel Fernandez, died when he stuck his head out the emergency hatch of a double decker bus. The incident occurred as 65 teens traveled from New York City to a Garfield New Jersey sweet sixteen party. A security guard had warned them several times to keep the hatch closed.
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Iran may near nuclear threshold amid Tehran denial
The analysis argues Iran may be approaching a nuclear capability while its leadership labels Western claims as false. It notes Tehran's alleged expansion of underground fuel labs and limited inspection access, amid Israel weighing a strike and global leaders weighing options to avoid wider conflict.
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White House releases recipes for two homemade beers
The White House publicly posts recipes for White House Honey Brown Ale and a honey porter. President Obama promoted the brews during a campaign stop in Iowa, noting personal funding of materials and sharing a brewing video via the White House and a blog post.
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Seattle aviator author Jonathan Bach injured in plane crash
Richard Bach, author of Jonathan Livingston Seagull, was hospitalized in serious condition after a SeaRey single engine amphibian clipped power lines west of Friday Harbor Airport in Washington. He was flown to Harborview Medical Center with a head injury and broken shoulder and his condition improved Saturday according to his son James Bach.
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