Amtrak engineer case dismissed over accident finding in Philadelphia
A judge dismissed charges against Amtrak engineer Brandon Bostian after a four hour hearing in Philadelphia. Prosecutors acknowledged the evidence supports an accident rather than negligence. The case follows a deadly 2015 derailment with witnesses recounting the crash details.
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Supreme Court allows refugee ban to continue amid appeals
The Supreme Court lets key parts of the Trump administration refugee and travel bans stay in effect while it reviews lower court rulings. The court scheduled October arguments on legality, with bans expiring later this year, and left open whether to renew or expand policies.
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Florida Keys face 25 percent home loss from Irma
FEMA estimates about one quarter of Florida Keys homes were destroyed as emergency crews rushed to locate victims and deliver essentials. Residents near Florida mainland returned home to assess damage while power restoration could take days. 12 deaths reported in Florida, 37 in the Caribbean, as Florida and regional leaders pledge rebuilding efforts.
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Rohingya Refugees Flood Bangladesh Amid Crisis
The refugee tally tops 370,000 as the UN calls the crackdown ethnic cleansing. Rohingya recount horrors in Myanmar while Bangladesh's Hasina tours camps and Myanmar faces genocide accusations. Ferry crossings surge costs and relief stocks dwindle as camps fill.
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London engineers start sewer war on giant fatberg
Thames Water reports a fatberg 250 yards long weighing as much as 11 double decker buses blocks London sewers. Eight workers use high powered jets to break it up and siphon waste into tankers for disposal at a recycling site over about three weeks.
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Seattle Mayor Murray resigns amid sex abuse allegations
Seattle Mayor Ed Murray plans to resign amid five months of sex abuse allegations. The Seattle Times reported a fifth accuser, Joseph Dyer, who says Murray molested him in 1975 when Murray stayed with his family in Medford New York. Murray denies the charges and cites preserving city government.
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