NYC’s Salt Warning Rule Set To Take Effect At Chain Restaurants
“Many New Yorkers are not aware of the connection between sodium and high blood pressure, stroke and heart attack…”
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Terror Drill Using Live Bullets Leads to Panic and Injuries at Kenyan University
Kenyan police have reason to take drills seriously – almost eight months ago al-Shabaab militants stormed a university campus, killing 147 people.
Sinaloa: 2 Bodies Discovered in Torched Van May Be Missing Australian Surfers
Mexican authorities pooled facts together and concluded the victims found in the van were most likely Australian natives.
First Trial in Death of Freddie Gray Begins in City That’s Still on Edge
Prosecutors are expected to argue that Gray was critically injured in the van because he was unbelted.
Why Do Former Goldman Sachs Bankers Keep Landing Top Slots at the Federal Reserve?
During the last year, three vacancies opened up to head regional Federal Reserve banks. They all went to Goldman Sachs alumni.
Major Powers Pledge $20bn for Green Energy Research
The vow boosts a parallel initiative by global business leaders including Mark Zuckerberg and Ratan Tata.
Anti-aging Drug Could Let You Live to 120 in Good Health
If successful it will mean that a person in their 70s would be as biologically healthy as a 50-year-old.
Study: Taking Statins ‘may prevent flu vaccine from working’
Findings could have serious impact for public health campaigns because treatments are aimed at same group of people.
New Normal: US Police Respond to Harsh Reality of Extremism
Long gone are the days of establishing a perimeter and waiting for SWAT teams and hostage negotiators to save the day.
Air Force Hires Civilian Drone Pilots for Combat Patrols; Critics Question Legality
For the first time, civilian pilots and crews now operate what the Air Force calls “combat air patrols.”
How a Secretive Elite Created the EU to Build a World Government
Voters in Britain’s referendum need to understand that the European Union was about building a federal superstate from day one.
New Yorkers Can Now ‘See Something, Say Something’ With Their Phones
Users can take photos of suspicious activity and report them to the New York State Intelligence Center…
Afghanistan: US embassy warns of ‘imminent attack’ in Kabul
“During this period of heightened threat, the US Embassy strongly urges US citizens to exercise extreme caution if moving around the city.”
John McCain and Lindsey Graham Call for 20,000 Troops in Iraq and Syria to fight Isis
Both said the attacks in Paris have underlined the need for greater US involvement in the Middle East.
Clicks Defeat Bricks During U.S. Retailers’ Black Friday Weekend
“Black Friday continues to gain in importance online with each passing year.”