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The cruise ship, which had roughly 3,500 people aboard -- with at least 900 of them Californians -- was being held off the coast of Northern California before it was allowed to dock in Oakland on Monday. 203

The body of Marinova, who worked for broadcaster TVN, was found on Saturday near a pedestrian alley in an area with heavy vegetation, Bulgarian state media reported.Preliminary investigations indicated the cause of death to be blows to the head and suffocation.Vigils in Marinova's memory were held Monday evening in Ruse, the capital Sofia and other cities.Marinova's friend Todor Gechev told reporters from Bulgarian National Television (BNT) that he met with her last Wednesday. The 30-year-old journalist told him she was working on an investigation but didn't feel worried about her safety and had not received threats.Most recently Marinova anchored the program "Detector" on TVN, in which she interviewed two journalists who were investigating alleged corruption involving European Union funds. Previously she hosted a lifestyle program and was involved with charity work. She was the mother of a young daughter. 919

The dog-training business was highly recommended by past customers which is why owners felt comfortable dropping off their dog there for months at a time. But the business was not licensed by the state. "Any facility like this, if you're going to drop your dog off at it you need to vet the facility, find out if they have a permit to be operating in their jurisdiction, find out who's coming by their facility and inspect it."While it's unclear if criminal charges will be pursued against Young, Allison hopes he ultimately gets jail-time."I just want him to not be allowed to eat when he wants, drink when he wants, same thing he did to those dogs."Around a dozen dogs have also been reported missing from this facility and Wyant says it's likely that those dogs are either dead or have been sold or traded to a different owner. 835

The first three stores called Sears Home & Life will open on Memorial Day weekend and are a fraction of the size of the company's traditional stores. 153

The American Kratom Association says there's little incentive for pharmaceutical companies to study kratom as a potential prescription drug, especially because they can't patent the raw plant."If I'm a drug company, I think that it costs somewhere, depending on who you speak to, between .2 and .8 billion to bring a new drug to market," Herman said. "Who would spend that kind of money when some other guy can just get on a boat, ride down a river and grab it off a tree?"Because kratom is considered a dietary supplement, manufacturers don't need FDA approval to sell it as long as their products don't claim to cure or treat specific conditions or symptoms.But some companies have done just that, drawing the FDA's ire for saying their products could "relieve opioid withdrawal" or "treat a myriad of ailments." The association says those cases are anomalies."The reality is, our belief is, this is America," Herman said. "And if a product is useful for your health and well-being, you should have the right to take it, as long as it doesn't harm you. And we haven't seen any evidence of that harm."The FDA, however, continues to warn against kratom, even suggesting that it could worsen the opioid epidemic."Kratom has never been studied in humans," Gottlieb said in the statement. "What consumers and health care providers need to understand is that there are no proven medical uses for kratom. Instead, as the FDA has warned, kratom can cause serious harm and is contributing to the opioid crisis." 1508

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