Nyad completes Cuba to Florida swim without shark cage
Diana Nyad, 64, reached Key West shores after 53 hours at sea becoming the first to swim Cuba to Florida without a shark cage. She was treated for dehydration and sunburn but deemed essentially healthy by doctors. The feat drew cheers as spectators encircled her on the beach.
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Hemisphere Project Gives DEA Quick Access to AT&T Call Records
Federal drug agents have near immediate access to billions of AT&T call records through the Hemisphere Project a program paid by the DEA and the Office of National Drug Control Policy. It allows subpoenas to rapidly pull relevant data from the carrier to track drug traffickers who change numbers.
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Lava lamps reach half a century of groovy glow in Britain
Britain marks 50 years since lava lamps entered homes after Crestworth launched in 1963 with the Astro Lamp. Inventor Edward Craven-Walker drew on pub shop ideas to fuel a psychedelic era, while Mathmos preserves production in southwest Britain and U S rights are held by Haggerty Enterprises.
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Father of 1 year old shot in stroller amid Brooklyn killing
Police say Antiq Hennis was killed in Brownsville while being pushed in a stroller. They believe the father Anthony Hennis may have been the target and that the death could be gang related. Authorities, including Commissioner Raymond Kelly, described the suspect focus and noted the father’s uncooperative stance. The case shocked the West Indian Day Parade crowd nearby and drew comments from Mayor Bloomberg and candidates on gun violence.
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Judges Recommend Dissolution of Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt
A panel of Egyptian judges urged the administrative court to dissolve the Muslim Brotherhood and shut its Cairo headquarters, citing illegal activities. The move follows the July 3 coup that ousted President Morsi and a government crackdown with hundreds detained and prosecutions underway.
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