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Business · WashingtonThe Federal Aviation Administration said Thursday that a contractor working for the air-safety regulator had unintentionally deleted computer files used in a pilot-alert system, leading to an outage that disrupted U.S. air traffic last week.
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FAA Says Contractor Unintentionally Caused Outage That Disrupted Flights
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Business · WashingtonThe Agriculture Department announced new guidelines for products labeled “organic,” a term that has been increasingly abused as shoppers have sought healthier, environmentally friendly food.See the Story
USDA tightens regulations on organic products
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US & CanadaThe plan would eventually pay power generators for being available during the highest reliability risk. Retail electric companies would buy those power credits and then would likely pass those costs on to consumers. It's projected to cost about $460 million annually, or about $2 a month on an $100 electricity bill.See the Story
State regulators approve controversial Texas electricity market reform
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US & Canada · New YorkThe Supreme Court refused a request from a group of firearms dealers in New York. They sought an injunction to halt parts of the state's new laws regulating commercial gun sales. The laws were enacted in the wake of a major Second Amendment decision this summer. New York officials, led by Attorney General Letitia James, urged the court to turn down the request.See the Story
Supreme Court again declines to pause New York gun regs
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Power Outages · North CarolinaAn EnergyUnited substation was damaged around 3 a.m. Tuesday, but there were no outages in the areas it serves. The FBI and local law enforcement are investigating the incident and there are currently no known suspects or motives. This is the latest incident of an electrical substation being hit by gunfire in the state.See the Story
Another electrical substation damaged by gunfire in North Carolina
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