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Six Flags closes coasters after fatal fall at Georgia park
The death of Hassan Jihad Ibn Kariem has prompted precautionary ride closures across North America, while investigators examine the accident and witnesses raise concerns about restraints.
47 sources · over 8 days
Kolkata Durga Puja Stampede Kills at Least 19, Seven Arrested
Police cite confusing announcements and mismanagement in the Chorbagan pandal stampede, where at least 19 people died.
25 sources · over 2 days
Air Force Member Dies After Fall Before UTSA Game at Alamodome
The Air Force says a service member died from injuries suffered during a pregame rappelling demonstration, updating initial reports that the person had been seriously injured.
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Trump Announces 15-Month Closure to Renovate Washington's East Potomac Golf Course
Construction is scheduled to begin November 15, putting a rapid timetable on a disputed overhaul of a historic public golf course already facing a federal legal challenge.
15 sources · today
Ilhan Omar Search Expands as Homan Raises Possible Denaturalization
Markwayne Mullin said authorities served multiple warrants, while Tom Homan said Omar could lose her naturalization if immigration fraud is proven.
60 sources · over 7 days
Ukraine hits St Petersburg oil sites as Russia attacks power grid
A Ukrainian drone barrage set Russian oil facilities ablaze as strikes on Ukraine's electricity network left widespread outages, testing a reported energy ceasefire before winter.
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Bomb threat forces Tel Aviv to Vienna flight to land in Sofia
An Austrian Airlines flight carrying 57 people diverted to Bulgaria after a bomb threat, with passengers brought to safety and a security search begun after landing.
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Macron condemns unrest in France and raises possible protest bans
French President Emmanuel Macron has promised stronger security after violence and looting, while raising possible restrictions on demonstrations without announcing a curfew or state of emergency.
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JD Vance blames immigration for violence during protests in France
US Vice President JD Vance has turned unrest in France into a warning for Americans, while the supplied reporting offers no evidence establishing his claimed immigration link.
19 sources · today
Houthi Attacks on Aden Palace Widen Into Strikes Across Yemen
Deadly strikes on Yemen's government seat have been followed by airport attacks, pressure on Taiz and further incoming fire in Saudi Arabia, expanding the conflict on several fronts.
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Zelenskyy challenges Trump's Russian diesel deal as allies seek to ease tensions
Washington's sanctions waiver has deepened a dispute with Kyiv over pressure on Russia, while resumed intelligence sharing and talks with American envoys offer a route to easing tensions.
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Cornell Fraternity Party Ban Fails to Quell Anger Over Assault Allegations
Cornell faces faculty criticism and protests despite suspending fraternity parties, while an independent review and online attempts to identify the accuser widen the crisis.
36 sources · over 6 days