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Libya's Army Chief Killed In Plane Crash In Turkey
Libya's prime minister said the chief of staff of the country's army was killed in an airplane accident in Turkey on Tuesday after he visited Ankara.
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5 Dead As Mexican Navy Plane On Medical Mission Crashes
A small Mexican Navy plane transporting a young medical patient and seven others crashed Monday near Galveston, killing at least five people and setting off a search in the waters off the Texas coast, officials said.
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UK Man Charged With Drugging, Raping Former Wife For Over 13 Years
British authorities have charged a man with repeatedly drugging and raping a woman who is now his ex-wife over a 13-year period, officials said Monday. Five other men have been charged with sexual offenses against the same woman.
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Google's Alphabet To Spend $4.75 Billion To Power AI Data Centers
Google's corporate parent on Monday announced an agreement to buy data center energy specialist Intersect for $4.75 billion as part of its effort to secure the vast amounts of electricity needed to power artificial intelligence technology.
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Trump Announces Plans For New Navy "Battleship"
President Donald Trump has announced a bold plan for the Navy to build a new, large warship that he is calling a "battleship" as part of a larger vision to create a "Golden Fleet."
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Plans To Host AC Milan-Como Serie A Match In Australia Abandoned
Serie A president Ezio Simonelli said the Asian Football Confederation recently issued an "escalation for further and unacceptable requests" that made arranging the game impossible.
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1 Suspect Arrested In South Africa Mass Shooting That Killed 12
A 32-year-old suspect has been arrested in connection with a mass shooting which claimed the lives of 12 people including three children at an unlicensed pub earlier this month, South African police said on Monday.
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Trans Scientist Sues Trump Administration Over '2 Sexes' Order
A transgender employee of the National Security Agency is suing the Trump administration and seeking to block enforcement of a presidential executive order and other policies the employee says violate federal civil rights law.
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Taiwan Knife, Smoke Grenade Attack Suspect Planned Assault For Over 1 Year
The suspect in a deadly knife and grenade attack that left three dead and 11 wounded in Taiwan's capital meticulously planned the assault for more than a year, police said Monday.
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Starlink In Crosshairs: How Russia Could Attack Musk's Conquering Of Space
Intelligence findings say the so-called "zone-effect" weapon would seek to flood Starlink orbits with hundreds of thousands of high-density pellets, potentially disabling multiple satellites at once.
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Jacob Duffy Breaks 40-Year-Old Record As New Zealand Hammer West Indies By 323 Runs In 3rd Test
Jacob Duffy took 5-42 as New Zealand bowled out the West Indies for 138 on a deteriorating fifth-day pitch to win the third test by 323 runs on Monday.
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16 Dead, 18 Injured As Passenger Bus Loses Control, Crashes In Indonesia
The bus carrying 34 people lost control on a toll road and struck a concrete barrier before rolling onto its side, said Budiono, a search and rescue agency chief who goes by single name like many Indonesians.
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Trump Administration Recalls Biden-Era Ambassadors From 29 Countries
The Trump administration is recalling nearly 30 career diplomats from ambassadorial and other senior embassy posts as it moves to reshape the US diplomatic posture abroad with personnel deemed fully supportive of Trump's "America First" priorities.
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Donald Trump Is Leaning On Son-In-law Jared Kushner For Difficult Diplomacy
Now, nearly a year into Trump 2.0, Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner has been drawn back into the foreign policy fold and is taking a greater role in delicate peace negotiations.
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Raphinha And Lamine Yamal Score As Spanish Leaders Barcelona Beat Villarreal
Raphinha and Lamine Yamal celebrated each other's goals with a raised arm and hands linked as Barcelona won 2-0 at 10-man Villarreal on Sunday to stay four points clear of Real Madrid at the top of La Liga.
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Libya's Army Chief Killed In Plane Crash In Turkey
Libya's prime minister said the chief of staff of the country's army was killed in an airplane accident in Turkey on Tuesday after he visited Ankara.
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5 Dead As Mexican Navy Plane On Medical Mission Crashes
A small Mexican Navy plane transporting a young medical patient and seven others crashed Monday near Galveston, killing at least five people and setting off a search in the waters off the Texas coast, officials said.
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UK Man Charged With Drugging, Raping Former Wife For Over 13 Years
British authorities have charged a man with repeatedly drugging and raping a woman who is now his ex-wife over a 13-year period, officials said Monday. Five other men have been charged with sexual offenses against the same woman.
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Google's Alphabet To Spend $4.75 Billion To Power AI Data Centers
Google's corporate parent on Monday announced an agreement to buy data center energy specialist Intersect for $4.75 billion as part of its effort to secure the vast amounts of electricity needed to power artificial intelligence technology.
-
Trump Announces Plans For New Navy "Battleship"
President Donald Trump has announced a bold plan for the Navy to build a new, large warship that he is calling a "battleship" as part of a larger vision to create a "Golden Fleet."
-
Plans To Host AC Milan-Como Serie A Match In Australia Abandoned
Serie A president Ezio Simonelli said the Asian Football Confederation recently issued an "escalation for further and unacceptable requests" that made arranging the game impossible.
-
1 Suspect Arrested In South Africa Mass Shooting That Killed 12
A 32-year-old suspect has been arrested in connection with a mass shooting which claimed the lives of 12 people including three children at an unlicensed pub earlier this month, South African police said on Monday.
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Trans Scientist Sues Trump Administration Over '2 Sexes' Order
A transgender employee of the National Security Agency is suing the Trump administration and seeking to block enforcement of a presidential executive order and other policies the employee says violate federal civil rights law.
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Taiwan Knife, Smoke Grenade Attack Suspect Planned Assault For Over 1 Year
The suspect in a deadly knife and grenade attack that left three dead and 11 wounded in Taiwan's capital meticulously planned the assault for more than a year, police said Monday.
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Starlink In Crosshairs: How Russia Could Attack Musk's Conquering Of Space
Intelligence findings say the so-called "zone-effect" weapon would seek to flood Starlink orbits with hundreds of thousands of high-density pellets, potentially disabling multiple satellites at once.
-
Jacob Duffy Breaks 40-Year-Old Record As New Zealand Hammer West Indies By 323 Runs In 3rd Test
Jacob Duffy took 5-42 as New Zealand bowled out the West Indies for 138 on a deteriorating fifth-day pitch to win the third test by 323 runs on Monday.
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16 Dead, 18 Injured As Passenger Bus Loses Control, Crashes In Indonesia
The bus carrying 34 people lost control on a toll road and struck a concrete barrier before rolling onto its side, said Budiono, a search and rescue agency chief who goes by single name like many Indonesians.
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Trump Administration Recalls Biden-Era Ambassadors From 29 Countries
The Trump administration is recalling nearly 30 career diplomats from ambassadorial and other senior embassy posts as it moves to reshape the US diplomatic posture abroad with personnel deemed fully supportive of Trump's "America First" priorities.
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Donald Trump Is Leaning On Son-In-law Jared Kushner For Difficult Diplomacy
Now, nearly a year into Trump 2.0, Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner has been drawn back into the foreign policy fold and is taking a greater role in delicate peace negotiations.
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Raphinha And Lamine Yamal Score As Spanish Leaders Barcelona Beat Villarreal
Raphinha and Lamine Yamal celebrated each other's goals with a raised arm and hands linked as Barcelona won 2-0 at 10-man Villarreal on Sunday to stay four points clear of Real Madrid at the top of La Liga.
