WorldMay 12
Frontier plane strikes, kills pedestrian on Denver airport runway during takeoff
A Frontier Airlines flight fatally struck a pedestrian who had wandered onto the runway at Denver International Airport during takeoff Friday.
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WorldJun 9
Kenyan police use tear gas against protesters opposing US Ebola treatment center
Police deployed tear gas to disperse protesters in Kenya who opposed plans for a US-backed Ebola quarantine and treatment facility.
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WorldJun 8
Three Separate International Developments Reported
Multiple unrelated international stories emerged including potential US interest in Chagos Islands, deportation agreement with CAR, and Nigerian military rescue operation.
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WorldMay 28
Australia sues 3M for $1.4 billion over PFAS contamination at defense sites
The Australian government filed a lawsuit against 3M seeking damages for PFAS contamination from firefighting foam used at military facilities.
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WorldApr 11
US Reportedly Threatens Military Withdrawal Over NATO Allies' Iran War Support
The US administration has reportedly threatened to withdraw military forces from NATO countries not supporting its Iran war effort amid ongoing diplomatic tensions.
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WorldJun 15
Ukrainian Forces Strike Bridges Connecting Crimea to Russian-Held Territory
Ukraine targeted two bridges linking Crimea to Russian-controlled areas of Kherson region in latest military action.
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WorldApr 19
Iran Partially Eases Internet Restrictions After 50+ Days; Ships Transit Hormuz Strait
Iran has selectively restored internet access for some users while maintaining broader restrictions, as commercial vessels navigate through regional waterways.
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WorldMay 13
Iran Executes Man Accused of Spying for Israel
Iran executed a man accused of espionage for Israel, according to state media reports.
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WorldMay 13
Indigenous Australians Awarded Record A$150M in Mining Compensation Case
The Yindjibarndi people received A$150 million compensation after a billionaire's company mined on their land without proper permission.
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WorldMay 5
Explosion at China Fireworks Factory Kills at Least 21, Injures 61
A blast at a fireworks factory in China's Hunan province killed at least 21 people and injured 61 others, with the cause under investigation.
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WorldMay 6
Global Defense Developments Show Heightened Security Focus Amid Ukraine Conflict
Multiple nations advance defense initiatives as Russia increases oil exports to fund military operations and Ukraine continues strikes.
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WorldMar 19
Pentagon Reports $11.3B Spent in First Week of Iran Military Operations
The Pentagon disclosed to lawmakers that $11.3 billion was spent on military operations against Iran in the first six days following a joint US-Israel attack.
7 sources
WorldApr 17
Trump Administration Weighs Military and Diplomatic Options on Iran Nuclear Program
The Trump administration is considering both military action against Iranian nuclear facilities and renewed diplomatic engagement through Pakistan.
6 sources
WorldMay 31
Illegal Mine Collapse in China Kills Five, Injures One
Five people died and one was injured when an illegal mining operation collapsed in Yunnan province, China, just over a week after a deadly Shanxi mine explosion.
7 sources
WorldMay 31
Trump Engages in Middle East Diplomacy as Regional Tensions Rise
President Trump has expanded diplomatic efforts in the Middle East, including phone calls with Syrian leadership and appointing a special envoy.
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