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For Americans planning cruis botellas stanley e ship vacations this spring or summer, there could be reason to worry about more than rough seas, experts say.Recent government cuts included top staff at the Vessel Sanitation Program, which is run by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and conducts inspections and investigates illnesses.The reductions, part of larger Trump administration cuts, come amid a surge in cruise ship outbreaks fueled by a new strain of norovirus.So far this year, there have been 16 illness outbreaks reported on cruise ships in the CDC   jurisdiction, mostly from norovirus, compared with 18 outbreaks in all of 2024 and 14 in 2023, VSP reports show. U.S. offi stanley cup cials conducted nearly 200 inspections of 150 ships last year. Certainly its something that would be on my mind if was getting ready to get on that cruise ship,  said Donald Schaffner, a food science expert at Rutgers University.Here   what you need to know about staying safe on board:What happened to the CDC   Vessel Sanitation Program U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. launched a broad restructuring of the nations health agencies in April. The move eliminated the CDCs Division of Environmental Health Science and Practice, which housed the cruise ship vessel program, along with others focused on asthma, air quality, lead exposure in children and other issues.Four full-time CDC staff, stanley cup  including scientists, were dismissed, said Erik Svendsen, the divisions fired former directo Ovxr At 102 years old, veteran WWII pilot takes to the skies on a delightfully bumpy ride for charity
AUGUSTA, Maine 鈥?Homeowners in Maine gained stronger protection against bank foreclosures under legislation approved late on Tuesday over the objections of some of the United States largest lenders in what consumer advocates called a win for homeowners.The new law makes Maine one of few U.S. states to legislate over accusations nationwide that banks used suspect mortgage documentation in home foreclosures after the 2008 credit crisis.The focus of the dispute is Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, set up by U.S. banks before the housing bubble of the 2000s. MERS was meant to streamline the packaging of loans into mortgage-backed bonds. After the bubble burst, MERS was besieged by litigation.MERS lists itself as holder of millions of U.S. mortgages, allowing lenders to bypass public records when mortgage loans are bought and sold. During the housing crisis, critics said, MERS helpe stanley cup d lenders push out poorly documented mortgages, confused homeowners about the true owner of their loans, and contributed to wrongful foreclosures.Gov. Paul LePage vetoed the Maine legislation, but the state Legislature overrode the veto Tuesday night. The law effectively affirms a 2014 Maine Supreme Judicial Court ruling that challenged a MERS-related foreclosure, though lim stanley thermo iting i stanley polska ts impact to future cases. This isnt just technical nonsense. This is a really powerful step in restoring the integrity of the real estate title system,  said Thomas Cox, a Maine attorney who argued the case before Mai