Friday, September 21, 2018
Kansai airport fully back in business 17 days after typhoon havoc
OSAKA (Kyodo) -- Kansai International Airport fully resumed operations on Friday, 17 days after a powerful typhoon flooded its facilities, crippling t Full article
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Japan
- Kansai airport fully back in business 17 days after typhoon havoc
- LDP election results indicate dissatisfaction with PM Abe spreading in ruling party
- Abe to face tough challenge of realizing his policies in next 3 years
- Another top bureaucrat quits at scandal-hit education ministry
- Heat wave in Japan sends record 30,000 people to hospital in August
Sports
- Tennis: Federer to play doubles with Djokovic at Laver Cup
- Tennis: Giorgi ousts top seed Wozniacki to reach Tokyo quarters
- Despite protests, Russia's anti-doping agency reinstated
- Judo: Takato becomes triple world champion with 2nd straight 60-kg gold
- Baseball: Hawks overturn Fighters' lead to extend PL gap
Lifestyle & Health
- Nearly 500 cases of rubella in Japan in 2018; 127 new cases in less than a week
- Los Angeles takes step toward banning sale of fur products
- Coca-Cannabis? Coke analyzing cannabis in wellness drinks
- Japanese items sold at Russian post offices catching consumers' eye
- Calling teen vaping 'epidemic,' officials weigh flavor ban
