AP NewsCast 1pm EDT
Summary
This AP News segment covers a potential plague case in Siberia, Senate pressure for faster Russian sanctions, and the Nobel Prize in Chemistry awarded to Kagan and Suwai for their work on molecular mirror images. The report also details the University of Arizona suspending fraternity activities due to misconduct, a proposed $70,000 fee for international student workers, and tensions in Okinawa following a U.S. Marine’s arrest. Finally, it notes Pope Leo’s call for Catholic leaders to support families during a conference reviewing the document "The Joy of Love."
Topics discussed
WHO investigates fatal case of lab worker in Siberia
Senate urges faster enforcement of Russia sanctions
Nobel Prize in Chemistry awarded to Kagan and Sawai
University of Arizona suspends fraternities; DHS fee proposal
Okinawa governor demands discipline for US military
Pope Leo opens conference on 'The Joy of Love'
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