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'RIP' Text Misread As Bomb Threat Forces American Airlines Flight To Divert
The woman told a stewardess about the message, who alerted the cockpit, leading to the rollout of emergency safety protocols.
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How The United States Forced Iran To Pursue A Nuclear Programme
When American scientists helped install a nuclear reactor in Tehran in the 1960s, they did so under the banner of peace. Decades later, US warplanes bombed Iranian nuclear sites to halt what they now see as a threat.
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Bed, Toilet, Microwave Oven: B-2 Bomber Is A Flying Hotel Armed With Bombs
The B-2 bomber, the epitome of American air supremacy, was once again in action to destroy Iranian nuclear sites. They flew from the Whiteman Air Force base in Missouri, United States, refuelled several times mid-air, flying continuously.
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Ghost Of GBU-28: When US Bunker-Buster Bomb Shattered Saddam's Last Hope
American air power has been deployed several times to "establish democracy" and fight terrorism in the Middle East. In 1990, when Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait, the US launched Operation Desert Storm to fight the Iraqi forces.
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"Welcome Home Boys": Video Shows US Bombers Returning After Striking Iran
The one-minute footage shows a B-2 bomber plane, the US' most advanced strategic weapons platform, flying over the American airbase before touching down.
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Day After Nominating Trump For Nobel Peace Prize, Pak Condemns US' Iran Bombing
Pakistan's reaction came after US President Donald Trump announced that the American forces had attacked three key Iranian nuclear facilities.
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From Talks To Bombs: Trump's "Peace Or Tragedy" Vow After Diplomacy Fails
US President Donald Trump confirmed late Saturday that American forces had conducted precision strikes on three of Iran's principal nuclear sites - Natanz, Isfahan, and Fordow - in what he described as "a spectacular military success."
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Marco Rubio Says US Not Involved In Israeli Strikes Against Iran
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Thursday the United States was not involved in Israel's strikes against Iran while also urging Tehran not to target U.S. interests or personnel in the region.
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Sly Stone, Leader Of 1960s Funk Band, Dies At 82
Sly Stone, the driving force behind Sly and the Family Stone, a multiracial American band whose boiling mix of rock, soul and psychedelia embodied 1960s idealism and helped popularize funk music, has died at the age of 82, his family said on Monday.
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Night Swim Now Streaming on Netflix: Everything You Need To Know about American Horror Movie
Night Swim is an American horror movie that features Wyatt Russell and Kerry Condon in the lead roles. The plot follows the Walker family, who move to a new house, post-retirement of Ray Walker (Wyatt Russell) from baseball. However, what they are unaware of is the presence of a sinister force awaiting them in the backyard pool of their house. How ...
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Swarm Of Unidentified Objects Seen Near US Military Sites: Report
The incident is one of several unexplained aerial encounters reported near US Air Force training zones in Arizona since 2020.
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Woman Deported From US Forced To Leave Infant Daughter, Husband Behind
A Cuban woman living in Florida with her 17-month-old daughter and her American husband has been deported to her home country.
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Video: American Airlines Passenger Who Tried To Enter Cockpit Gets Knocked To The Ground By Crew
An American Airlines flight from Sao Paulo to New York turned chaotic after a female passenger tried to force her way into the cockpit.
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Canada Polls: Gujaratis Make Electoral Debut In Canada As Punjabis Seek Re-Election
Gujaratis have emerged as a major bloc, even as Punjabis remain a force to be reckoned with in Canada's political sphere, as immigrants of Indian origin steadily gain ground in the North American country which will hold federal elections this month.
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Tokyo-Bound American Airlines Flight Diverts After Snag, Lands In Texas After 12 Hours
A Tokyo-bound American Airlines flight from New York City was forced to make a U-turn after it encountered a "maintenance issue".
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'RIP' Text Misread As Bomb Threat Forces American Airlines Flight To Divert
The woman told a stewardess about the message, who alerted the cockpit, leading to the rollout of emergency safety protocols.
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How The United States Forced Iran To Pursue A Nuclear Programme
When American scientists helped install a nuclear reactor in Tehran in the 1960s, they did so under the banner of peace. Decades later, US warplanes bombed Iranian nuclear sites to halt what they now see as a threat.
-
Bed, Toilet, Microwave Oven: B-2 Bomber Is A Flying Hotel Armed With Bombs
The B-2 bomber, the epitome of American air supremacy, was once again in action to destroy Iranian nuclear sites. They flew from the Whiteman Air Force base in Missouri, United States, refuelled several times mid-air, flying continuously.
-
Ghost Of GBU-28: When US Bunker-Buster Bomb Shattered Saddam's Last Hope
American air power has been deployed several times to "establish democracy" and fight terrorism in the Middle East. In 1990, when Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait, the US launched Operation Desert Storm to fight the Iraqi forces.
-
"Welcome Home Boys": Video Shows US Bombers Returning After Striking Iran
The one-minute footage shows a B-2 bomber plane, the US' most advanced strategic weapons platform, flying over the American airbase before touching down.
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Day After Nominating Trump For Nobel Peace Prize, Pak Condemns US' Iran Bombing
Pakistan's reaction came after US President Donald Trump announced that the American forces had attacked three key Iranian nuclear facilities.
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From Talks To Bombs: Trump's "Peace Or Tragedy" Vow After Diplomacy Fails
US President Donald Trump confirmed late Saturday that American forces had conducted precision strikes on three of Iran's principal nuclear sites - Natanz, Isfahan, and Fordow - in what he described as "a spectacular military success."
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Marco Rubio Says US Not Involved In Israeli Strikes Against Iran
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Thursday the United States was not involved in Israel's strikes against Iran while also urging Tehran not to target U.S. interests or personnel in the region.
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Sly Stone, Leader Of 1960s Funk Band, Dies At 82
Sly Stone, the driving force behind Sly and the Family Stone, a multiracial American band whose boiling mix of rock, soul and psychedelia embodied 1960s idealism and helped popularize funk music, has died at the age of 82, his family said on Monday.
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Night Swim Now Streaming on Netflix: Everything You Need To Know about American Horror Movie
Night Swim is an American horror movie that features Wyatt Russell and Kerry Condon in the lead roles. The plot follows the Walker family, who move to a new house, post-retirement of Ray Walker (Wyatt Russell) from baseball. However, what they are unaware of is the presence of a sinister force awaiting them in the backyard pool of their house. How ...
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Swarm Of Unidentified Objects Seen Near US Military Sites: Report
The incident is one of several unexplained aerial encounters reported near US Air Force training zones in Arizona since 2020.
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Woman Deported From US Forced To Leave Infant Daughter, Husband Behind
A Cuban woman living in Florida with her 17-month-old daughter and her American husband has been deported to her home country.
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Video: American Airlines Passenger Who Tried To Enter Cockpit Gets Knocked To The Ground By Crew
An American Airlines flight from Sao Paulo to New York turned chaotic after a female passenger tried to force her way into the cockpit.
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Canada Polls: Gujaratis Make Electoral Debut In Canada As Punjabis Seek Re-Election
Gujaratis have emerged as a major bloc, even as Punjabis remain a force to be reckoned with in Canada's political sphere, as immigrants of Indian origin steadily gain ground in the North American country which will hold federal elections this month.
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Tokyo-Bound American Airlines Flight Diverts After Snag, Lands In Texas After 12 Hours
A Tokyo-bound American Airlines flight from New York City was forced to make a U-turn after it encountered a "maintenance issue".
