US: Several Tornadoes Including EF3 Tear Through Mississippi, Leaving Trail of Damage 2

Several tornadoes, including an EF3, ripped through Mississippi on Wednesday, May 6, spawned by supercell thunderstorms and triggering a tornado emergency. Governor Tate Reeves confirmed that 17 people were injured and more than 300 homes were damaged across several counties, with no deaths reported. This video shows the damaged area in Bogue Chitto, Lincoln County, which was flattened by the tornadoes.

Japan likely to decide in June to resume U.S. beef imports

Japan likely to decide in June to resume U.S. beef imports

TOKYO, Japan - U.S. Deputy Agriculture Undersecretary for Marketing and Regulatory Programs Chuck Lambert speaks at a press conference in Tokyo on May 19 after a bilateral meeting on U.S. beef imports to Japan. The outcome of the meeting could pave the way for Tokyo to decide as early as June to lift its ban on American beef.

Japan, U.S. start 2-day talks on beef trade

Japan, U.S. start 2-day talks on beef trade

TOKYO, Japan - Michitaka Nakatomi (L), deputy director general of the Economic Affairs Bureau at Japan's Foreign Ministry, and Chuck Lambert, U.S. deputy agriculture undersecretary for marketing and regulatory products, shake hands at the Foreign Ministry in Tokyo on May 17 as they start two-day talks to discuss what further steps need to be implemented for Japan to lift its reimposed ban on American beef imports.

Japan, U.S. start 2-day talks on beef trade

Japan, U.S. start 2-day talks on beef trade

TOKYO, Japan - Michitaka Nakatomi (L), deputy director general of the Economic Affairs Bureau at Japan's Foreign Ministry, and Chuck Lambert, U.S. deputy agriculture undersecretary for marketing and regulatory products, shake hands at the Foreign Ministry in Tokyo on May 17 as they start two-day talks to discuss what further steps need to be implemented for Japan to lift its reimposed ban on American beef imports. (Kyodo)

Japan likely to decide in June to resume U.S. beef imports

Japan likely to decide in June to resume U.S. beef imports

TOKYO, Japan - U.S. Deputy Agriculture Undersecretary for Marketing and Regulatory Programs Chuck Lambert speaks at a press conference in Tokyo on May 19 after a bilateral meeting on U.S. beef imports to Japan. The outcome of the meeting could pave the way for Tokyo to decide as early as June to lift its ban on American beef. (Kyodo)