Updated at 7:47 p.m. ET TULSA, Okla. Hundreds of patients of an Oklahoma oral surgeon accused of unsanitary practices showed up at a health clinic Saturday, looking to find out whether they were exposed to hepatitis or the virus that causes AIDS. Letters began going out Friday to 7,000 patients who had seen Dr. W.
Read more →As part of President Obama’s initiative to double our national exports by 2015, DOT has been committed to investing in our nation’s aging infrastructure and ports. In keeping with that commitment, on Tuesday, Maritime Administrator David Matsuda helped break ground on the “Green Port Gateway,” a major port-to-rail infrastructure expansion project in Southern California.
Read more →TULSA, Okla. About 150 to 200 patients of a Tulsa oral surgeon accused of unsanitary practices queued outside a health clinic Saturday, hoping to discover whether they were exposed to hepatitis or the virus that causes AIDS. Letters began going out in stages Friday to 7,000 patients who had seen Dr. W. Scott Harrington during
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Read more →As part of President Obama’s initiative to double our national exports by 2015, DOT has been committed to investing in our nation’s aging infrastructure and ports. In keeping with that commitment, on Tuesday, Maritime Administrator David Matsuda helped break ground on the “Green Port Gateway,” a major port-to-rail infrastructure expansion project in Southern California.
Read more →May 30, 2013 6:45 PM Letters containing angry threats and low-level ricin were sent to President Obama and New York City Mayor Bloomberg. The FBI is conducting forensic testing to figure out who sent them; and the United States employed a “ghost army” of artists, designers and audio technicians to use sights and sounds to
Read more →(CBS News) PASO ROBLES, Calif. — The long drought is easing in much of the country, but not west of the Mississippi, where it is still bone dry, according to a report Thursday by the federal government. Todd Scully / CBS News That may be a factor in the spike in valley fever, a little-known
Read more →(CBS News) PASO ROBLES, Calif. — The long drought is easing in much of the country, but not west of the Mississippi, where it is still bone dry, according to a report Thursday by the federal government. Todd Scully / CBS News That may be a factor in the spike in valley fever, a little-known
Read more →(CBS News) PASO ROBLES, Calif. — The long drought is easing in much of the country, but not west of the Mississippi, where it is still bone dry, according to a report Thursday by the federal government. Todd Scully / CBS News That may be a factor in the spike in valley fever, a little-known
Read more →(CBS News) PASO ROBLES, Calif. — The long drought is easing in much of the country, but not west of the Mississippi, where it is still bone dry, according to a report Thursday by the federal government. Todd Scully / CBS News That may be a factor in the spike in valley fever, a little-known
Read more →(CBS News) PASO ROBLES, Calif. — The long drought is easing in much of the country, but not west of the Mississippi, where it is still bone dry, according to a report Thursday by the federal government. Todd Scully / CBS News That may be a factor in the spike in valley fever, a little-known
Read more →(CBS News) PASO ROBLES, Calif. — The long drought is easing in much of the country, but not west of the Mississippi, where it is still bone dry, according to a report Thursday by the federal government. Todd Scully / CBS News That may be a factor in the spike in valley fever, a little-known
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