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"Extremely Dangerous" Murderer, On The Run For Two Weeks, Caught In US
For two weeks America held its breath as fugitive Brazilian murderer Danelo Cavalcante dodged drones, helicopters and law enforcement from the FBI to Border Patrol, only to be cornered Wednesday by a police dog.
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Takeout, Blood, Toothbrushes: Drone Delivery Lands In America
The little aircraft appeared out of the blue sky above a Texas home, deposited its payload of a mid-morning snack in the yard, and zoomed off, as deliveries by drone started becoming a reality in America.
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Reporter Caught Without Pants During Live Broadcast In WFH Blunder
Reporter Will Reeve appeared Tuesday on 'Good Morning America' for a segment about pharmacies using drones to deliver prescriptions to patients - and was caught with no pants on during the live broadcast.
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Iraqis Chant "Death To America" At Iran General's Funeral March
Tens of thousands of Iraqis, many chanting "Death to America", Saturday mourned a top Iranian commander and others killed in a US drone attack that sparked fears of a regional proxy war between Washington and Tehran.
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Iran Calls Shooting Of Military Drone "Message To America", US Responds
Iran shot down a U.S. naval surveillance drone near the Strait of Hormuz, Iranian and U.S. officials said Thursday, adding to weeks of tensions in the Persian Gulf region amid growing concerns of a wider military confrontation.
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India's Home-Made Drone 'Rustom 2' Flies With High-Power Engine
India's Defence Research and Development Organisation or the DRDO successfully tested its heavy duty drone named Rustom 2, from its test facility at Chalakere, in Karnataka. The new indigenously built drone has the capability to replace precision drones imported from the United States of America and Israel
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US Defence Secretary James Mattis Calls On Prime Minister Narendra Modi In Washington
US Defence Secretary James Mattis called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Washington today amid reports that America will sell 22 Guardian drones to India to bolster its surveillance and intelligence gathering capabilities.
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India Likely To Enter Missile Technology Group During PM Modi's Visit To US
India is likely to enter the Missile Technology Control Regime or the MTCR this week -- a move that will help her export hi-tech missiles to other countries and buy predator drones from America.
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US Sees Big Surge in Close Calls With Drones
It was a fine summer day over the airport at Charlotte, North Carolina and a CRJ200 commuter jet was preparing to land when its pilots spotted something odd outside their cockpit window -- a drone.
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US Drone Strikes Set 'Dangerous Precedent': Study
America's reliance on secretive drone missile strikes against terror suspects has set a "dangerous precedent" that could be imitated by other countries and trigger wider wars around the world, former senior US officials said in a report today.
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US Drone Strikes Set 'Dangerous Precedent': Study
America's reliance on secretive drone missile strikes against terror suspects has set a "dangerous precedent" that could be imitated by other countries and trigger wider wars around the world, former senior US officials said in a report on Thursday.
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US: Jet Nearly Collided with Drone over Florida
US officials say an airliner nearly collided with a drone in the sky over Florida in March.
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Drone in Yemen kills at least nine al Qaeda members
A US drone strike in southern Yemen killed at least nine suspected al Qaeda militants and three civilians on Saturday, authorities said, as part of America's ongoing strikes in the country against what it considers the terror network's most dangerous local group.
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At your door in minutes, delivered by robot
By now the next bright idea from Jeff Bezos - that tiny drones will one day be whizzing overhead and dropping Amazon packages at America's doorsteps - has gone through a few turns of the spin cycle. For many, it sounds like a sci-fi fantasy wrapped in public relations hype, or a total nightmare. Maybe both.
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'US drone' kills six Al Qaeda suspects in Yemen, says army
An apparent US drone strike killed six suspected Al Qaeda militants overnight, a Yemeni military source told AFP today.
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"Extremely Dangerous" Murderer, On The Run For Two Weeks, Caught In US
For two weeks America held its breath as fugitive Brazilian murderer Danelo Cavalcante dodged drones, helicopters and law enforcement from the FBI to Border Patrol, only to be cornered Wednesday by a police dog.
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Takeout, Blood, Toothbrushes: Drone Delivery Lands In America
The little aircraft appeared out of the blue sky above a Texas home, deposited its payload of a mid-morning snack in the yard, and zoomed off, as deliveries by drone started becoming a reality in America.
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Reporter Caught Without Pants During Live Broadcast In WFH Blunder
Reporter Will Reeve appeared Tuesday on 'Good Morning America' for a segment about pharmacies using drones to deliver prescriptions to patients - and was caught with no pants on during the live broadcast.
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Iraqis Chant "Death To America" At Iran General's Funeral March
Tens of thousands of Iraqis, many chanting "Death to America", Saturday mourned a top Iranian commander and others killed in a US drone attack that sparked fears of a regional proxy war between Washington and Tehran.
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Iran Calls Shooting Of Military Drone "Message To America", US Responds
Iran shot down a U.S. naval surveillance drone near the Strait of Hormuz, Iranian and U.S. officials said Thursday, adding to weeks of tensions in the Persian Gulf region amid growing concerns of a wider military confrontation.
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India's Home-Made Drone 'Rustom 2' Flies With High-Power Engine
India's Defence Research and Development Organisation or the DRDO successfully tested its heavy duty drone named Rustom 2, from its test facility at Chalakere, in Karnataka. The new indigenously built drone has the capability to replace precision drones imported from the United States of America and Israel
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US Defence Secretary James Mattis Calls On Prime Minister Narendra Modi In Washington
US Defence Secretary James Mattis called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Washington today amid reports that America will sell 22 Guardian drones to India to bolster its surveillance and intelligence gathering capabilities.
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India Likely To Enter Missile Technology Group During PM Modi's Visit To US
India is likely to enter the Missile Technology Control Regime or the MTCR this week -- a move that will help her export hi-tech missiles to other countries and buy predator drones from America.
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US Sees Big Surge in Close Calls With Drones
It was a fine summer day over the airport at Charlotte, North Carolina and a CRJ200 commuter jet was preparing to land when its pilots spotted something odd outside their cockpit window -- a drone.
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US Drone Strikes Set 'Dangerous Precedent': Study
America's reliance on secretive drone missile strikes against terror suspects has set a "dangerous precedent" that could be imitated by other countries and trigger wider wars around the world, former senior US officials said in a report today.
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US Drone Strikes Set 'Dangerous Precedent': Study
America's reliance on secretive drone missile strikes against terror suspects has set a "dangerous precedent" that could be imitated by other countries and trigger wider wars around the world, former senior US officials said in a report on Thursday.
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US: Jet Nearly Collided with Drone over Florida
US officials say an airliner nearly collided with a drone in the sky over Florida in March.
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Drone in Yemen kills at least nine al Qaeda members
A US drone strike in southern Yemen killed at least nine suspected al Qaeda militants and three civilians on Saturday, authorities said, as part of America's ongoing strikes in the country against what it considers the terror network's most dangerous local group.
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At your door in minutes, delivered by robot
By now the next bright idea from Jeff Bezos - that tiny drones will one day be whizzing overhead and dropping Amazon packages at America's doorsteps - has gone through a few turns of the spin cycle. For many, it sounds like a sci-fi fantasy wrapped in public relations hype, or a total nightmare. Maybe both.
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'US drone' kills six Al Qaeda suspects in Yemen, says army
An apparent US drone strike killed six suspected Al Qaeda militants overnight, a Yemeni military source told AFP today.
