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US Air Force Suspends SpaceX Project Over Reason Musk Swore Off Eggs Once
The now-paused project was part of a US military initiative to explore the use of commercial rockets, such as those built by SpaceX.
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Wisdom, World's Oldest Known Wild Bird, Spotted In US At The Age Of 71
Wisdom, the world's oldest known bird, has returned to the Midway Atoll National Wildlife Refuge, the US Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) announced on Thursday.
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Biden Administration Halts Oil Drilling In Alaska Wildlife Refuge
US President Joe Biden's administration announced Tuesday it was halting petroleum development activity in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, reversing a move by former president Donald Trump to allow drilling.
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Oregon Occupiers: Not Ready To Go Home Quite Yet
The leader of a group of armed men who took over a US wildlife refuge in remote southeastern Oregon said on Wednesday they know they will have to go home, but they want results from their protest and feel it is not "quite time yet."
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US Militia Occupy Wildlife Park Headquarters In Rancher Row
A group of US militiamen reportedly angered by the jailing of two ranchers occupied the headquarters of a federal wildlife reserve in Oregon on Saturday, local authorities said.
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US Air Force Suspends SpaceX Project Over Reason Musk Swore Off Eggs Once
The now-paused project was part of a US military initiative to explore the use of commercial rockets, such as those built by SpaceX.
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Wisdom, World's Oldest Known Wild Bird, Spotted In US At The Age Of 71
Wisdom, the world's oldest known bird, has returned to the Midway Atoll National Wildlife Refuge, the US Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) announced on Thursday.
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Biden Administration Halts Oil Drilling In Alaska Wildlife Refuge
US President Joe Biden's administration announced Tuesday it was halting petroleum development activity in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, reversing a move by former president Donald Trump to allow drilling.
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Oregon Occupiers: Not Ready To Go Home Quite Yet
The leader of a group of armed men who took over a US wildlife refuge in remote southeastern Oregon said on Wednesday they know they will have to go home, but they want results from their protest and feel it is not "quite time yet."
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US Militia Occupy Wildlife Park Headquarters In Rancher Row
A group of US militiamen reportedly angered by the jailing of two ranchers occupied the headquarters of a federal wildlife reserve in Oregon on Saturday, local authorities said.
