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Severe Weather Could Cause Tornadoes, Golf Ball-Sized Hail In US Midwest
Area from Minnesota to much of Wisconsin, northeast Illinois, northern Indiana, western Michigan and northwest Ohio has been marked under red zone.
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As Trump Plans Buyout, Question Is - Who Does Greenland Really Belong To?
Trump has made his views crystal clear - he wants to buy Greenland, a strategically located island in the arctic region between North America and Russia, northwest of Europe. But who does Greenland really belong to? And who does Trump negotiate with?
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US Embassy In Pakistan Issues Security Alert For Peshawar
The US Mission here has issued a security alert urging its citizens not to visit Peshawar in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province in northwest Pakistan until December 16 due to "security concerns."
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Man Survives 30-Day Ordeal In US Park On Mushrooms And Berries: "Felt Close To Death"
Miraculously, after 30 days of enduring harsh conditions, the Pacific Northwest Trail Association's crew found him alive.
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Massive Los Angeles Wildfire Burns 12,000 Acres, Forces 1,000 To Evacuate
A wildfire burning northwest of Los Angeles on Sunday has forced the evacuation of over 1,000 people from a popular outdoor recreation area and burned over 12,000 acres, authorities said.
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China Earthquake Death Count Rises To 127, Rescue Ops Underway
Rescuers in remote villages of northwest China dug through the rubble of collapsed homes in freezing conditions on Tuesday after the country's deadliest earthquake in years killed at least 127 people.
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"Extremely Dangerous" Hurricane Idalia Makes Landfall On US' Florida Coast
Hurricane Idalia slammed into northwest Florida as an "extremely dangerous" Category 3 storm early Wednesday, as officials warned of catastrophic impacts including storm surges of up to 16 feet (about five meters).
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Boxer Terence Crawford's Daughter Wins Track Race Despite Losing Shoe, Internet Calls Her A "Superstar"
Boxing star Terence Crawford's 7-year-old daughter just pulled off the unimaginable and won a track race despite a rough start. Talaya not only caught up to the rest of the pack, but she also passed every single runner and came first.
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American Journalist Shot Dead In Ukraine, Another Wounded
A US journalist was shot dead and another wounded on Sunday in Irpin, a frontline northwest suburb of Kyiv, medics and witnesses told AFP.
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Hindus From India, US, UAE Pray At 100-Year-Old Temple In Pakistan
Hindu pilgrims from India, US and Gulf region prayed at 100-year-old renovated Maharaja Paramhans Ji mandir in northwest Pakistan on Saturday amidst tight security, one year after temple was demolished by a mob belonging to a radical Islamist party.
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US Enquires For Northwest India's 'Over-The-Horizon' Capability For Afghanistan
A powerful American lawmaker has sought to explore the possibility of over-the-horizon capabilities in northwest India for counter terrorism capabilities in Afghanistan, which is now being ruled by the Taliban.
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Record Shattering Heat In Canada, Blackouts In US Cities
The rare and powerful heat wave that's shattering records across the U.S. Northwest is taking a bruising toll on the region's infrastructure, buckling highways, hobbling public transit and triggering rolling power outages.
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What Record-Shattering Heat Is Doing To US Cities
The brutally hot weather that's already pushed U.S. Northwest temperatures to record highs worsened Monday and is set to smother the region all week.
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More Record-Breaking Heat Forecast As Canada Touches 46.6 Degrees
Canada braced Monday for its highest ever temperature as the country's west and swathes of the United States baked in an unprecedented heat wave, forcing schools and Covid-19 vaccination clinics to close and the postponement of an Olympic athletics
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Hurricane Sally Weakens To Tropical Storm, "Catastrophic Flooding" Continues In US
Tropical Storm Sally downed trees, flooded streets and homes and knocked out power, reportedly killing one person, as the former hurricane pounded the US southeast on Wednesday with torrential rain.
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Severe Weather Could Cause Tornadoes, Golf Ball-Sized Hail In US Midwest
Area from Minnesota to much of Wisconsin, northeast Illinois, northern Indiana, western Michigan and northwest Ohio has been marked under red zone.
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As Trump Plans Buyout, Question Is - Who Does Greenland Really Belong To?
Trump has made his views crystal clear - he wants to buy Greenland, a strategically located island in the arctic region between North America and Russia, northwest of Europe. But who does Greenland really belong to? And who does Trump negotiate with?
-
US Embassy In Pakistan Issues Security Alert For Peshawar
The US Mission here has issued a security alert urging its citizens not to visit Peshawar in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province in northwest Pakistan until December 16 due to "security concerns."
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Man Survives 30-Day Ordeal In US Park On Mushrooms And Berries: "Felt Close To Death"
Miraculously, after 30 days of enduring harsh conditions, the Pacific Northwest Trail Association's crew found him alive.
-
Massive Los Angeles Wildfire Burns 12,000 Acres, Forces 1,000 To Evacuate
A wildfire burning northwest of Los Angeles on Sunday has forced the evacuation of over 1,000 people from a popular outdoor recreation area and burned over 12,000 acres, authorities said.
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China Earthquake Death Count Rises To 127, Rescue Ops Underway
Rescuers in remote villages of northwest China dug through the rubble of collapsed homes in freezing conditions on Tuesday after the country's deadliest earthquake in years killed at least 127 people.
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"Extremely Dangerous" Hurricane Idalia Makes Landfall On US' Florida Coast
Hurricane Idalia slammed into northwest Florida as an "extremely dangerous" Category 3 storm early Wednesday, as officials warned of catastrophic impacts including storm surges of up to 16 feet (about five meters).
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Boxer Terence Crawford's Daughter Wins Track Race Despite Losing Shoe, Internet Calls Her A "Superstar"
Boxing star Terence Crawford's 7-year-old daughter just pulled off the unimaginable and won a track race despite a rough start. Talaya not only caught up to the rest of the pack, but she also passed every single runner and came first.
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American Journalist Shot Dead In Ukraine, Another Wounded
A US journalist was shot dead and another wounded on Sunday in Irpin, a frontline northwest suburb of Kyiv, medics and witnesses told AFP.
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Hindus From India, US, UAE Pray At 100-Year-Old Temple In Pakistan
Hindu pilgrims from India, US and Gulf region prayed at 100-year-old renovated Maharaja Paramhans Ji mandir in northwest Pakistan on Saturday amidst tight security, one year after temple was demolished by a mob belonging to a radical Islamist party.
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US Enquires For Northwest India's 'Over-The-Horizon' Capability For Afghanistan
A powerful American lawmaker has sought to explore the possibility of over-the-horizon capabilities in northwest India for counter terrorism capabilities in Afghanistan, which is now being ruled by the Taliban.
-
Record Shattering Heat In Canada, Blackouts In US Cities
The rare and powerful heat wave that's shattering records across the U.S. Northwest is taking a bruising toll on the region's infrastructure, buckling highways, hobbling public transit and triggering rolling power outages.
-
What Record-Shattering Heat Is Doing To US Cities
The brutally hot weather that's already pushed U.S. Northwest temperatures to record highs worsened Monday and is set to smother the region all week.
-
More Record-Breaking Heat Forecast As Canada Touches 46.6 Degrees
Canada braced Monday for its highest ever temperature as the country's west and swathes of the United States baked in an unprecedented heat wave, forcing schools and Covid-19 vaccination clinics to close and the postponement of an Olympic athletics
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Hurricane Sally Weakens To Tropical Storm, "Catastrophic Flooding" Continues In US
Tropical Storm Sally downed trees, flooded streets and homes and knocked out power, reportedly killing one person, as the former hurricane pounded the US southeast on Wednesday with torrential rain.
