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On Camera, Man Sitting At Restaurant Hit By Philadelphia Plane Crash Debris
Days after six people were killed in a private airplane crash in northeast Philadelphia, a chilling video shared on social media shows customers at a restaurant ducking for cover, as one of them is struck by debris of the aircraft.
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BCCI Announces Massive Cash Reward For Under-19 Women's T20 World Cup-Winning Team
Led by a spirited captain, Niki Prasad, the Indian team remained unbeaten throughout the tournament as they showcased exceptional skill, composure, and dominance.
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DNA Analysis Reveals Killers Of Great White Shark Found Mysteriously Dead On Beach
Scientists said the presence of killer whale DNA on the great white shark was the result of a "true predation event".
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China Astronauts Generate Rocket Fuel, Oxygen In Space Using "Artificial Photosynthesis"
The 12 experiments carried out at the Tiangong space station focused on key technologies such as the conversion of carbon dioxide at room temperature.
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Watch: Blue Ghost, On Its Journey To Moon, Captures Stunning Visuals Of Earth
The 60-day-long Blue Ghost Mission 1, which has a target landing date of March 2, includes nearly 45 days on-orbit and 14 days of lunar surface operations.
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Barclays Outage Explained: Thousands Affected After UK Bank Faces Glitch
Customers of Barclays, the UK's second-largest bank, experienced problems in making payments and transfers over a technical glitch that has continued for three days now.
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Democrats Elect Minnesota's Ken Martin As DNC Chair
Looking to rebuild after the party's election loss to Donald Trump in November, the Democratic National Committee on Saturday elected Ken Martin, the leader of the state party in Minnesota, as its new chair.
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Watch: Shop Owner Refuses To 'Re-Nazify' Hitler Youth Knife, Wins Internet
As the video went viral, hundreds of social media users praised Johnathan Sibley for standing his ground against hate.
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Budget 2025: India Increases Foreign Aid To Maldives, But This Country Tops The List
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has allocated Rs 5,483 crore for aid to foreign nations, slightly higher than last year's Rs 4,883 crore.
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An Island In A Lake On An Island In A Lake On An Island In A Lake In...
A nameless island within Victoria Island in Canada's Nunavut Territory holds the rare distinction of being the world's largest island-in-a-lake-on-an-island-in-a-lake-on-an-island.
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How Elon Musk Aides Are Using White House Cred To Infiltrate Federal Body
A group of Elon Musk's close associates, including former interns and trusted sidekicks, has taken control of the General Services Administration (GSA), the federal agency which manages government offices and technology.
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Over 90% Of 313 US Air Traffic Control Facilities Are Understaffed: Report
Days after a passenger jet and military helicopter collided in Washington DC, killing all 67 people aboard the two aircraft, a new report has revealed that air traffic facilities in the US are reeling under severe staff shortages.
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2,000 Km Range, 250 Kg Payload: Ukraine's Latest Addition To Drone Arsenal
The Ukraine military has added a powerful unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) to its arsenal. It's capable of flying up to 2,000 km, carrying a 250-kg bomb, and returning to base.
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How A Secretive US Church Forced Women Into Giving Up Babies For Adoption
The church, known as The Truth or the Two by Twos, coerced hundreds of unmarried mothers into giving up their kids -- some without even seeing them -- for adoption between the 1950s and 1990s.
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US Journalist Slammed For "Unprofessional" Outfit On First Day As White House Correspondent, She Responds
Natalie Winters, a 23-year-old US journalist and the co-host of Steve Bannon's 'War Room: Battleground' digital media outlet, has been making headlines lately.
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On Camera, Man Sitting At Restaurant Hit By Philadelphia Plane Crash Debris
Days after six people were killed in a private airplane crash in northeast Philadelphia, a chilling video shared on social media shows customers at a restaurant ducking for cover, as one of them is struck by debris of the aircraft.
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BCCI Announces Massive Cash Reward For Under-19 Women's T20 World Cup-Winning Team
Led by a spirited captain, Niki Prasad, the Indian team remained unbeaten throughout the tournament as they showcased exceptional skill, composure, and dominance.
-
DNA Analysis Reveals Killers Of Great White Shark Found Mysteriously Dead On Beach
Scientists said the presence of killer whale DNA on the great white shark was the result of a "true predation event".
-
China Astronauts Generate Rocket Fuel, Oxygen In Space Using "Artificial Photosynthesis"
The 12 experiments carried out at the Tiangong space station focused on key technologies such as the conversion of carbon dioxide at room temperature.
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Watch: Blue Ghost, On Its Journey To Moon, Captures Stunning Visuals Of Earth
The 60-day-long Blue Ghost Mission 1, which has a target landing date of March 2, includes nearly 45 days on-orbit and 14 days of lunar surface operations.
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Barclays Outage Explained: Thousands Affected After UK Bank Faces Glitch
Customers of Barclays, the UK's second-largest bank, experienced problems in making payments and transfers over a technical glitch that has continued for three days now.
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Democrats Elect Minnesota's Ken Martin As DNC Chair
Looking to rebuild after the party's election loss to Donald Trump in November, the Democratic National Committee on Saturday elected Ken Martin, the leader of the state party in Minnesota, as its new chair.
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Watch: Shop Owner Refuses To 'Re-Nazify' Hitler Youth Knife, Wins Internet
As the video went viral, hundreds of social media users praised Johnathan Sibley for standing his ground against hate.
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Budget 2025: India Increases Foreign Aid To Maldives, But This Country Tops The List
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has allocated Rs 5,483 crore for aid to foreign nations, slightly higher than last year's Rs 4,883 crore.
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An Island In A Lake On An Island In A Lake On An Island In A Lake In...
A nameless island within Victoria Island in Canada's Nunavut Territory holds the rare distinction of being the world's largest island-in-a-lake-on-an-island-in-a-lake-on-an-island.
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How Elon Musk Aides Are Using White House Cred To Infiltrate Federal Body
A group of Elon Musk's close associates, including former interns and trusted sidekicks, has taken control of the General Services Administration (GSA), the federal agency which manages government offices and technology.
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Over 90% Of 313 US Air Traffic Control Facilities Are Understaffed: Report
Days after a passenger jet and military helicopter collided in Washington DC, killing all 67 people aboard the two aircraft, a new report has revealed that air traffic facilities in the US are reeling under severe staff shortages.
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2,000 Km Range, 250 Kg Payload: Ukraine's Latest Addition To Drone Arsenal
The Ukraine military has added a powerful unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) to its arsenal. It's capable of flying up to 2,000 km, carrying a 250-kg bomb, and returning to base.
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How A Secretive US Church Forced Women Into Giving Up Babies For Adoption
The church, known as The Truth or the Two by Twos, coerced hundreds of unmarried mothers into giving up their kids -- some without even seeing them -- for adoption between the 1950s and 1990s.
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US Journalist Slammed For "Unprofessional" Outfit On First Day As White House Correspondent, She Responds
Natalie Winters, a 23-year-old US journalist and the co-host of Steve Bannon's 'War Room: Battleground' digital media outlet, has been making headlines lately.
