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US Jets Strike Military Facilities Near Iran's Chabahar Trade Zone: Report
US fighter jets have reportedly struck military facilities on a mountain near the Chabahar Free Trade Zone. According to a report by Voice of America, sounds of intense explosions were heard in the area behind the zone.
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The Beast Of Kandahar: How One Captured Drone Changed Modern Warfare
Built by Lockheed Martin and operated by the United States Air Force for the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), the flying-wing drone was designed to penetrate hostile airspace undetected, gathering reconnaissance imagery and signals intelligence.
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All About Laser Weapons Deployed In Operation Epic Fury Against Iran
Videos released by the US Central Command show that the new weapon that remains fitted on a US Navy destroyer vessel off the coast of the Middle East nation could be High-Energy Laser with Integrated Optical Dazzler and Surveillance (HELIOS) system.
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Why Bengaluru Turns Pink Every Spring With Exotic Flowers Brought By The British
Bengaluru's trumpet flower season lasts only a few weeks, which is precisely what gives it its power. The city is full of people who have lived here for years and never quite managed to stop and look up during the bloom, always meaning to and never quite getting there.
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US Warns Of "Military Activities" Over Mexico, Central America
US aviation authorities issued notices Friday warning airlines to "exercise caution" in the airspace over Mexico and Central America due to "military activities."
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Indians Key To Tech Leadership: Lawmakers Urge Trump To Ease H-1B Visa Curbs
US lawmakers have urged President Donald Trump to reconsider his proclamation on H1-B visas, including the USD 100,000 fee, asserting that Indian nationals are central to American leadership in IT and AI
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1 Killed, 6 Injured In Mass Stabbing At Indigenous Community In Canada
A mass stabbing in an Indigenous community in central Canada killed one person and forced six others to the hospital on Thursday, federal police said, adding the suspect also died in the incident.
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Flesh-Eating Parasite Returns To US After 40 Years, Here's Why Experts Are Worried
A Maryland woman was infected with a rare flesh-eating parasite, the New World screwworm, marking the first US case in decades.
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Flesh-Eating Screwworm Parasite Identified In A Person In Maryland
Screwworms were eradicated from the United States in the 1960s when researchers began releasing massive numbers of steriliSed male screwworm flies that mate with wild female screwworms to produce infertile eggs.
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US Court Allows Trump To End Deportation Protections For 60,000 Immigrants
A federal appeals court on Wednesday cleared the way for President Donald Trump's administration to end temporary deportation protections and cancel work permits for more than 60,000 immigrants from Central America and Nepal.
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US Jets Strike Military Facilities Near Iran's Chabahar Trade Zone: Report
US fighter jets have reportedly struck military facilities on a mountain near the Chabahar Free Trade Zone. According to a report by Voice of America, sounds of intense explosions were heard in the area behind the zone.
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The Beast Of Kandahar: How One Captured Drone Changed Modern Warfare
Built by Lockheed Martin and operated by the United States Air Force for the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), the flying-wing drone was designed to penetrate hostile airspace undetected, gathering reconnaissance imagery and signals intelligence.
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All About Laser Weapons Deployed In Operation Epic Fury Against Iran
Videos released by the US Central Command show that the new weapon that remains fitted on a US Navy destroyer vessel off the coast of the Middle East nation could be High-Energy Laser with Integrated Optical Dazzler and Surveillance (HELIOS) system.
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Why Bengaluru Turns Pink Every Spring With Exotic Flowers Brought By The British
Bengaluru's trumpet flower season lasts only a few weeks, which is precisely what gives it its power. The city is full of people who have lived here for years and never quite managed to stop and look up during the bloom, always meaning to and never quite getting there.
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US Warns Of "Military Activities" Over Mexico, Central America
US aviation authorities issued notices Friday warning airlines to "exercise caution" in the airspace over Mexico and Central America due to "military activities."
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Indians Key To Tech Leadership: Lawmakers Urge Trump To Ease H-1B Visa Curbs
US lawmakers have urged President Donald Trump to reconsider his proclamation on H1-B visas, including the USD 100,000 fee, asserting that Indian nationals are central to American leadership in IT and AI
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1 Killed, 6 Injured In Mass Stabbing At Indigenous Community In Canada
A mass stabbing in an Indigenous community in central Canada killed one person and forced six others to the hospital on Thursday, federal police said, adding the suspect also died in the incident.
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Flesh-Eating Parasite Returns To US After 40 Years, Here's Why Experts Are Worried
A Maryland woman was infected with a rare flesh-eating parasite, the New World screwworm, marking the first US case in decades.
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Flesh-Eating Screwworm Parasite Identified In A Person In Maryland
Screwworms were eradicated from the United States in the 1960s when researchers began releasing massive numbers of steriliSed male screwworm flies that mate with wild female screwworms to produce infertile eggs.
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US Court Allows Trump To End Deportation Protections For 60,000 Immigrants
A federal appeals court on Wednesday cleared the way for President Donald Trump's administration to end temporary deportation protections and cancel work permits for more than 60,000 immigrants from Central America and Nepal.
