The strain – H5N1 – is related to the 2015 virus that killed 50 million birds and was considered the most expensive animal health disaster in U.S. history.
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As energy costs rise, Maine lawmakers consider new plan to ease ratepayers’ pain
A bill under review in the Legislature would pursue a holistic, long-term approach to lowering costs for Maine energy consumers.
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Sandy Hook families settle case against gun maker for $73 million
The families and a survivor of the elementary school massacre sued Remington in 2015, saying the company should have never sold such a dangerous weapon to the public.
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A-Rod, once scorned by Trump, joins those buying his D.C. hotel
His involvement in the $375 million deal would make the athlete-entrepreneur an unlikely financial savior for the ex-president.
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Trump’s accountant says his financial statements aren’t reliable, severs ties
The New York attorney general says the documents regularly misstated the value of assets.
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Trump’s accountant says his financial statements aren’t reliable, severs ties
The former president had given a yearly snapshot of his holdings to banks to secure hundreds of millions of dollars worth of loans on properties such as a Wall Street office building and a Florida golf course.
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Billionaire plans new SpaceX mission with spacewalk
Jared Isaacman is taking three passengers with him to launch from Kennedy Space Center.
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Stocks close lower amid Ukraine tensions
Wall Street also is trying to gauge how the economy will be affected by the Federal Reserve’s move to raise rates to quash inflation.
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Mexican president sees conspiracy behind avocado ban
The U.S. suspended imports Saturday after a threat against an American plant safety inspector.
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Metallurgist gets 2½ years for faking tests on submarine parts
For decades, she falsified the results of strength and toughness tests for about half the steel the foundry in Washington state produced for the Navy.