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Bridge Collapse in Washington State Sends People, Vehicles Into River

online.wsj.com — The Washington state Patrol says the Interstate 5 bridge over the Skagit River at Mount Vernon has collapsed, dumping vehicles and people into the water.
Kate Mackenzie Asia Correspondent, Financial Times @kmac
Seems very lucky that/if no-one died in Washington state bridge collapse. online.wsj.com/article/SB1000…
Brian Fitzgerald Deputy News Editor, Wall Street Journal @BryFitz
Bridge in Washington isn't considered structurally deficient but is listed as being "functionally obsolete" on.wsj.com/18aaWAK
Mathew Passy Producer, The Daily Wrap, Wall Street Journal Radio Network, Wall Street Journal @MathewPassy
RT @WSJbreakingnews: A four-lane bridge collapses in Washington state. No updates yet of any injuries or deaths. on.wsj.com/13O1Fr9
Stephanie Grace Political Columnist, New Orleans Times-Picayune @stephgracenola
RT @AlecMacGillis: Whoa. Think we may be talking about that infrastructure bank again soon. Just awful: online.wsj.com/article/SB1000… #I5bridgecol…
Alec MacGillis Senior Editor, The New Republic @AlecMacGillis
Whoa. Think we may be talking about that infrastructure bank again soon. Just awful: online.wsj.com/article/SB1000… #I5bridgecollapse
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Wife of Chechen Man Killed in FBI Probe Speaks Out

By Paul Sonne
online.wsj.com — The wife of Ibragim Todashev, a Chechen man killed Wednesday during an FBI interrogation in Florida, says federal authorities also questioned her at a separate location on the same day but never asked about a 2011 triple murder that U.S. law-enforcement agents now suggest involved her late husband and alleged Boston bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev.
Jennifer Jenkins Senior Staff Editor, NYTimes Mobile, New York Times @jenkinsforprez
RT @nycjim: Wife of Chechen man killed in FBI probe says she too was interviewed, but not about 2011 triple murder. on.wsj.com/10TsZ9M
Rosie Gray Politics Reporter, BuzzFeed @RosieGray
RT @nycjim: Wife of Chechen man killed in FBI probe says she too was interviewed, but not about 2011 triple murder. on.wsj.com/10TsZ9M
Jim Roberts Executive Editor, Reuters Digital, Reuters @nycjim
Wife of Chechen man killed in FBI probe says she too was interviewed, but not about 2011 triple murder. on.wsj.com/10TsZ9M
Blake Hounshell Managing Editor, Foreign Policy Magazine @blakehounshell
RT @danacimilluca: Great get by @paulsonne: exhaustive interview of wife of Chechen man killed in FBI probe of Boston bombing http://t.co/9…
Matina Stevis Reporter, Wall Street Journal @MatinaStevis
RT @danacimilluca: Great get by @paulsonne: exhaustive interview of wife of Chechen man killed in FBI probe of Boston bombing http://t.co/9…
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Theodore J. Boutrous Jr.: A Radical Departure on Press Freedom

online.wsj.com — In The Wall Street Journal, Theodore J. Boutrous Jr. considers the Justice Department's surveillance of Fox News reporter James Rosen. By Justice's logic, doing basic reporting is committing a crime.
Erin Geiger Smith Intellectual Property Reporter, Reuters @erin_gs
RT @alongstreth1: @BoutrousTed returns his indictment against DOJ over its it treatment of the First Amendment. on.wsj.com/10V0poC via …
Andrew Longstreth Legal Affairs Reporter, Reuters @alongstreth1
@BoutrousTed returns his indictment against DOJ over its it treatment of the First Amendment. on.wsj.com/10V0poC via @WSJ
Dana Neuts @SPJDana
RT @MikeScarcella: "The Justice Department has completely lost sight of the First Amendment." @BoutrousTed op-ed: m.us.wsj.com/articles/a/SB1… #l…
Rosiland Jordan Presenter and Correspondent, Al Jazeera English @RosJordanAJE
RT @MikeScarcella: "The Justice Department has completely lost sight of the First Amendment." @BoutrousTed op-ed: m.us.wsj.com/articles/a/SB1… #l…
Michael Scarcella Federal Courts and U.S. Justice Department Reporter, National Law Journal, National Law Journal @MikeScarcella
"The Justice Department has completely lost sight of the First Amendment." @BoutrousTed op-ed: m.us.wsj.com/articles/a/SB1… #leak

Soul-Searching in Spanish Fashion After Bangladesh Factory Deaths

online.wsj.com — Deadly accidents in Bangladesh factories have triggered questioning about the costs of fast fashion, a design trend pioneered by Spanish labels that relentlessly rotate collections to keep new styles on store racks.
Lora Kolodny Tech Reporter, Wall Street Journal @lorakolodny
RT @WSJbusiness: Soul-Searching in Spanish Fashion After Factory Deaths on.wsj.com/13NNeTY
Shelly Banjo Retail Reporter, Wall Street Journal @sbanjo
RT @TomWrightAsia: "You'd be amazed at how little is known within a fashion company about the places where clothes are actually sewn." htt…
Tom Wright South Asia Reporter, Wall Street Journal @TomWrightAsia
"You'd be amazed at how little is known within a fashion company about the places where clothes are actually sewn." on.wsj.com/189QGPD
Marina Strauss Retail Reporter, Globe and Mail @MarinaStrauss
is fast fashion pioneer in Spain hurting it? Soul-Searching in Spanish Fashion After Factory Deaths on.wsj.com/189QGPD via @WSJ

A Battering Ram Becomes a Stonewall

By Peggy Noonan
online.wsj.com — "I don't know." "I don't remember." "I'm not familiar with that detail." "It's not my precise area." "I'm not familiar with that letter." These are quotes from the Internal Revenue Service officials who testified this week before the House and Senate.
Robert Costa Washington Editor, National Review @robertcostaNRO
Peggy Noonan on the IRS online.wsj.com/article/SB1000…
Nancy Miller Freelance Financial Journalist @nancefinance
A Battering Ram Becomes a Stonewall on.wsj.com/189FvGB < The FBI showed more interest in a conservative activist than in the Tsarnaevs
Brian Sullivan Anchor, CNBC @SullyCNBC
"Everything comes from the top" at the #IRS m.us.wsj.com/articles/a/SB1…
Josh Kraushaar Politics Editor, National Journal @HotlineJosh
RT @WSJopinion Noonan: A Battering Ram Becomes a Stonewall on.wsj.com/16XiuXT
Peggy Noonan Columnist, Wall Street Journal @Peggynoonannyc
A Battering Ram Becomes a Stonewall: The IRS's leaders refuse to account for the agency's corruption and abuse. online.wsj.com/article/SB1000…

Iran Hacks Energy Firms, U.S. Says

By Danny Yadron
online.wsj.com — Iranian-backed hackers have escalated a campaign of cyberassaults against U.S. corporations by launching infiltration and surveillance missions against the computer networks running energy companies, according to current and former U.S. officials.
Steve Weakley Producer, NBC Los Angeles @tvsteve
Report: Iranian-backed hackers escalate cyberassaults against networks running US energy companies - @WSJ on.wsj.com/12zw1yr
Danny Yadron Reporter, Wall Street Journal @dannyyadron
Exclusive: Iran Hacks Energy Firms, current and former US officials say. on.wsj.com/189Hwmc
Samuel Rubenfeld Reporter, Corruption Currents, Wall Street Journal @srubenfeld
RT @WSJ: Iranian-backed hackers have escalated a campaign of cyberassaults against U.S. firms, the U.S. says. on.wsj.com/189Hwmc
Anthony De Rosa Social Media Editor and Columnist, Reuters @AntDeRosa
RT @WSJ: Breaking: Iranian-backed hackers have escalated a campaign of cyberassaults against U.S. firms, the U.S. says. http://t.co/Lp1uUiK…
Eric Watson Assignment Editor, 12 News Phoenix @ERIC_WATSON
RT @WSJ: Breaking: Iranian-backed hackers have escalated a campaign of cyberassaults against U.S. firms, the U.S. says. http://t.co/Lp1uUiK…

P&G Brings Back Former CEO Lafley as McDonald Retires

online.wsj.com — Procter & Gamble said A.G. Lafley has rejoined the company as president and chief executive, succeeding Bob McDonald.
Nancy Miller Freelance Financial Journalist @nancefinance
P&G brings back the old boss to talk the helm. stks.co/jWqr $PG
Suzanne Vranica Advertising and Marketing Reporter, Wall Street Journal @VranicaWSJ
P&G Brings Back Former CEO Lafley as McDonald Retires on.wsj.com/10WpNaf
Elizabeth Holmes Style Reporter, Wall Street Journal @EHolmesWSJ
First $JCP replaced Johnson with Ullman, now $PG replaces McDonald with Lafely. Old CEO is the new CEO? on.wsj.com/10UUAaD
Mina Kimes Enterprise Reporter, Bloomberg News @minakimes
pulling a schultz RT @WSJbusiness P&G Brings Back Former CEO Lafley as McDonald Retires on.wsj.com/14EdjI5
Elizabeth Holmes Style Reporter, Wall Street Journal @EHolmesWSJ
Big P&G news: Lafley back as McDonald retires. No reporter knows the CPG giant like @ellenbyron. Read her @WSJ story: on.wsj.com/10UUAaD
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I’m Out of the Office. No, Really. I Am.

By Melissa Korn
blogs.wsj.com — I was out of the office for two weeks earlier this spring. Before I left, I performed all the usual tasks: I tidied up my desk, wrapped up a few stories and set up an out-of-office email message. The note said I would be out for two weeks and would NOT (yes, I used all caps) have regular access to email.
Kaitlyn Kiernan Options Reporter, Wall Street Journal @Kaitlyn_Kiernan
I like the idea of declaring "email bankruptcy": I’m Out of the Office. No, Really. I Am. on.wsj.com/10OI7B4 via @WSJ
Dawn Wotapka Residential Real Estate Writer, Wall Street Journal @dwotapka
I go on cruises. Can't be reached while sailing the high seas! RT @wisnefski: I’m Out of the Office. No, Really. on.wsj.com/10OI7B4
Stephen Wisnefski Real-Time News Editor, Wall Street Journal @wisnefski
I’m Out of the Office. No, Really. I Am. on.wsj.com/10OI7B4 via @WSJ Hard to master the art of delegating and unplugging
Preeti Upadhyaya Tech Reporter, Silicon Valley Business Journal @SVBizPreeti
Good timing ahead of the long weekend: I’m Out of the Office. No, Really. I Am. - At Work - WSJ on.wsj.com/10OI7B4 via @WSJ
Shelly Banjo Retail Reporter, Wall Street Journal @sbanjo
I’m Out of the Office. No, Really. I Am. - At Work - WSJ on.wsj.com/10OI7B4 via @WSJ
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Charleston, S.C., Is Leading Choice for Military Tribunals

By Julian Barnes
blogs.wsj.com — The leading candidate for the U.S. location for military commissions is the Naval Brig at Charleston, S.C., according to a senior administration official. In his speech President Barack Obama said that he would ask the Department of Defense to find a location inside the U.S. to hold military commissions.
Jason Leopold Freelance Journalist @JasonLeopold
RT @julianbarnes: Likely location for proposed US based military commissions: Charleston, says Senior Admin Official. on.wsj.com/13N3qF1
Mary Newsom Associate Editor, Charlotte Observer @marynewsom
RT @WSJwashington: Charleston, S.C., Is Leading Choice for Military Tribunals on.wsj.com/16WuCII
Phil Mattingly Reporter, Bloomberg News @Phil_Mattingly
Charleston, S.C., Is Leading Choice for Military Tribunals, via @WSJwashington on.wsj.com/10qM7ZI
Margaret Brennan Correspondent, CBS News @margbrennan
RT @julianbarnes: Likely location for proposed US based military commissions: Charleston, says Senior Admin Official. on.wsj.com/13N3qF1
Julian Barnes Pentagon Reporter, Wall Street Journal @julianbarnes
RT @lrozen: gift to Sen Graham? RT @julianbarnes: Likely location for proposed US based military commissions: Charleston, SC http://t.co/bW…
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‘Kill Mittal’ Game Targets Indian Billionaire

blogs.wsj.com — By Atish Patel Indian-born steel magnate Lakshmi Mittal has become the target of a video game created by an independent French developer. " Kill Mittal," available for free online, was inspired after ArcelorMittal, the company owned by the Indian billionaire, said it was closing two steel blast furnaces at its plant in the northeastern French town of Florange.
Atish Patel Journalist, Reuters @atishpatel
RT @IndiaRealTime: ‘Kill Mittal’ Game Targets Indian Billionaire on.wsj.com/14G8m1s
Anirban Roy India Editor, WSJ.com, Wall Street Journal @anirbanroy
‘Kill Mittal’ Game Targets Indian Billionaire on.wsj.com/14Gc2QM

Debt Holds the Key to Severn Trent

By Andrew Peaple
online.wsj.com — There is blue water between the two sides in the battle for Severn Trent. If the consortium considering a firm offer for the U.K. water utility wants to bridge the divide, it will have to win the debate over the company's debt.
Andrew Peaple Heard on the Street Writer, Wall Street Journal @andypeaps
The battle for Severn Trent revolves around its debt: my take on.wsj.com/10THxpM via @WSJ
Anjuli Davies M&A Correspondent, Reuters @AnjuliDavies
Debt Holds the Key to Severn Trent on.wsj.com/10THxpM via @WSJ

Fighters Enter Syria to Defend Shiites

By Sam Dagher
online.wsj.com — Shiite fighters, primarily from Lebanon, Iran and Iraq, are flowing into Syria to defend President Bashar al-Assad's regime but more fundamentally to protect the Shiite faith from what they see as a regional Sunni onslaught. For many of them, the first stop is Seyda Zeinab on Damascus's outskirts, site of a revered Shiite shrine.
Sam Dagher Middle East Correspondent, Wall Street Journal @samdagher
Seyda Zeinab #Syria residents say #Sunni rebels text messages vow to turn town #Shiite shrine into iceskating rink on.wsj.com/13NoWJO
Sam Dagher Middle East Correspondent, Wall Street Journal @samdagher
#Shiite fighters in #Syria inspired by #Karbala epic 1300+ years ago & #Sunni rebels want to kill "heretics" on.wsj.com/13NoWJO via @WSJ
Sam Dagher Middle East Correspondent, Wall Street Journal @samdagher
#Iraq #Shiite cleric: war in #Syria premonition for return of Imam Mehdi to wage end-times battle to redeem world on.wsj.com/198UKyw
Sam Dagher Middle East Correspondent, Wall Street Journal @samdagher
Leader Abou Fadhel Abbas brigade in Seyda Zeinab #Syria says #Shiite fighters "brothers & we are Zeinab's servants" on.wsj.com/198UKyw
Aleem Maqbool Pakistan Correspondent, BBC @AleemMaqbool
RT @samdagher: Seyda Zeinab #Damascus : #Iraq #Lebanon #Iran #Shiite warriors flock to fight #Sunni ones from #Syria + 29 countries http:/…
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Procter & Gamble CEO McDonald to Step Down

By Steven Russolillo , Paul Ziobro
blogs.wsj.com — By Steven Russolillo Procter & Gamble CEO Bob McDonald is stepping down and A.G. Lafley is rejoining the company as president and CEO, effective immediately, the company announced Thursday evening. Here's the statement announcing the leadership change. Procter & Gamble (NYSE:PG) announced today that Alan George "A.G."
Dave Benoit Reporter, Deal Journal, Wall Street Journal @DaveCBenoit
P&G CEO McDonald a somewhat euphemistic retire after a year of Ackman banging the drum. @srussolillo has the detals on.wsj.com/189wMo0
Suzanne Vranica Advertising and Marketing Reporter, Wall Street Journal @VranicaWSJ
RT @PreetaTweets: An Ackman victory? RT @WSJMoneyBeat: Procter & Gamble CEO McDonald to Step Down on.wsj.com/189wMo0 $PG
Steven Russolillo Co-Author, MoneyBeat, Wall Street Journal @srussolillo
RT @PreetaTweets: An Ackman victory? RT @WSJMoneyBeat: Procter & Gamble CEO McDonald to Step Down on.wsj.com/189wMo0 $PG
Anupreeta Das Wealth Reporter, Wall Street Journal @PreetaTweets
An Ackman victory? RT @WSJMoneyBeat: Procter & Gamble CEO McDonald to Step Down on.wsj.com/189wMo0 $PG

The Exercise Equivalent of a Cheeseburger?

online.wsj.com — Over the last few months, during the endurance-athletics offseason, something extraordinary happened: The line began to blur between the health effects of running marathons and eating cheeseburgers. "I'm not worried," says veteran running coach Mark Sullivan, who has run more than 150 marathons, joking that "there are guys who live to be 100 smoking cigarettes and eating cheeseburgers."
Alexandra Scaggs Reporter, Wall Street Journal @alexandrascaggs
cc: @RolfeWinkler RT @JamesRHagerty: You can exercise too much, but most people do too little on.wsj.com/12RbgQp via @WSJ
James Hagerty Manufacturing Reporter, Wall Street Journal @JamesRHagerty
You can exercise too much, but most people do too little on.wsj.com/12RbgQp via @WSJ
Sara Germano Online Editor and Reporter, Wall Street Journal @germanotes
Here's a story from my editor: running > 30 mi per week may confer all the health benefits of eating a cheeseburger. on.wsj.com/12RbgQp

ISS Employee Leaked Votes for Concert Tickets, SEC Says

By Erik Holm
online.wsj.com — Institutional Shareholder Services, the proxy advisory firm, agreed to pay a $300,000 penalty to settle charges that an employee leaked confidential information on proxy votes for roughly five years.
Paula Dwyer Editor, Bloomberg View, Bloomberg News @paulaEdwyer
RT @deborah_solomon: In the "Can't Make This Stuff Up" Dept: ISS Employee Leaked Votes for Concert Tickets, SEC Says on.wsj.com/188HrPU…
Deborah Solomon News Editor, Wall Street Journal @deborah_solomon
In the "Can't Make This Stuff Up" Dept: ISS Employee Leaked Votes for Concert Tickets, SEC Says on.wsj.com/188HrPU @WSJ
Scott Thurm Senior Editor, WSJ.com, Wall Street Journal @ScottThurm
ISS Employee Leaked Votes for Concert Tickets, SEC Says on.wsj.com/188HrPU #corpgov
Erik Holm Deputy Finance Editor, Dow Jones Newswires @erikwilliamholm
Former ISS employee got concert tickets, free meals for passing along confidential info on how clients were voting on.wsj.com/121MccJ
Andrew Ackerman SEC Reporter, Wall Street Journal @amacker
You can obtain confidential proxy data in exchange for tickets to concerts and sporting events.on.wsj.com/188HrPU
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