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Indian "Dirty Harry" Among 2 Convicted After Gujarati Family Froze To Death On US-Canada Border
The United States has convicted two, including an Indian national, of charges related to Human smuggling after an Indian migrant family froze to death while attempting to cross the Canada-US border during a blizzard in 2022.
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US Driver Narrowly Escapes After Tree Pierces Through Car Windshield
Lee Police Department said that the driver had been operating the vehicle throughout Monday's blizzard when he noticed a "strange sound."
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Massive Flight Disruptions, Baggage Losses In US After Deadly Winter Storm
Thousands more flights were cancelled across the United States on Wednesday, with no end in sight to days of travel misery as the country digs out from a deadly superstorm.
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Death Count Passes 50 In US "Blizzard Of The Century"
The storm that killed dozens in the United States over the Christmas weekend continued to inflict misery on New York state and air travelers nationwide Tuesday, as stories emerged of families trapped for days during the "blizzard of the century".
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Over 50 Dead In US Blizzard As Chest-Deep Snow Traps Families For Days
The storm that killed dozens in the United States over the Christmas weekend continued to inflict misery on New York state and air travelers nationwide Tuesday, as stories emerged of families trapped for days during the "blizzard of the century."
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Brutal US Storm Kills 32, Power Outages, Cities In Crisis
A brutal winter storm brought Christmas Day danger and misery to millions of Americans Sunday as intense snow and frigid cold gripped parts of the eastern United States, with weather-related deaths rising to at least 32.
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Deadly Winter Blizzard In US Leaves 1.7 Million Without Power
A fearsome winter storm that pummelled the United States with blinding snow and powerful Arctic winds left 1.7 million customers without power Saturday as thousands of cancelled flights stranded travelers making last-minute dashes for Christmas.
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Call of Duty Developer Activision’s Blizzard Entertainment Chief J Allen Brack Exits Following Sexism Row
Activision Blizzard saw a management shakeup on Tuesday following employee protests and a California state lawsuit alleging the Call of Duty game maker discriminated against women.
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Two-Thirds Of US Frozen As Polar Vortex 'Slips' Southward From North Pole
Two-thirds of the continental United States will be a frozen ice box, as the so-called polar vortex of frigid arctic air spins across the U.S. Midwest, clips the Great Lakes, the Ohio Valley and pushes on into New England.
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Blizzard Strands US Holiday Travellers, Over 1,240 Flights Cancelled
Many holiday travellers in the United States were stuck at airports on the final day of Thanksgiving weekend after more than 1,240 flights were canceled because of a blizzard that swept across the Midwest, according to weather officials.
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'Snow Emergency' As Powerful Spring Storm Pounds Parts Of United States
A powerful spring storm pummeled the US Midwest and Plains on Saturday with blizzard conditions and high winds, while tornadoes and thunderstorms menaced some of the South.
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Monster Blizzard Pounds US Northeast; 80,000 Homes, Offices Without Power
A powerful blizzard battered the U.S. Northeast on Thursday, knocking out power for tens of thousands of people and snarling travel amid a cold snap that has gripped much of the United States for over a week and killed more than a dozen people.
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Winter Storm Moves North From US, Paralyzing Eastern Canada
A blizzard tracking north from the United States caused car pileups and school closures, as heavy snows and powerful winds paralyzed eastern Canada on Wednesday.
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Blizzard Blankets Northeast US With Late-Season Snow
A blizzard swept through the heavily populated northeastern United States on Tuesday, grounding thousands of flights, cancelling classes and pummelling those who ventured out onto snow-bound streets.
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Blizzard In Northeast US Grounds Nearly 6,000 Flights
Snow blanketed parts of the northeast United States on Tuesday as a blizzard rolled in, with residents being advised to stay at home, airlines grounding flights and schools canceling classes.
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Indian "Dirty Harry" Among 2 Convicted After Gujarati Family Froze To Death On US-Canada Border
The United States has convicted two, including an Indian national, of charges related to Human smuggling after an Indian migrant family froze to death while attempting to cross the Canada-US border during a blizzard in 2022.
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US Driver Narrowly Escapes After Tree Pierces Through Car Windshield
Lee Police Department said that the driver had been operating the vehicle throughout Monday's blizzard when he noticed a "strange sound."
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Massive Flight Disruptions, Baggage Losses In US After Deadly Winter Storm
Thousands more flights were cancelled across the United States on Wednesday, with no end in sight to days of travel misery as the country digs out from a deadly superstorm.
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Death Count Passes 50 In US "Blizzard Of The Century"
The storm that killed dozens in the United States over the Christmas weekend continued to inflict misery on New York state and air travelers nationwide Tuesday, as stories emerged of families trapped for days during the "blizzard of the century".
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Over 50 Dead In US Blizzard As Chest-Deep Snow Traps Families For Days
The storm that killed dozens in the United States over the Christmas weekend continued to inflict misery on New York state and air travelers nationwide Tuesday, as stories emerged of families trapped for days during the "blizzard of the century."
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Brutal US Storm Kills 32, Power Outages, Cities In Crisis
A brutal winter storm brought Christmas Day danger and misery to millions of Americans Sunday as intense snow and frigid cold gripped parts of the eastern United States, with weather-related deaths rising to at least 32.
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Deadly Winter Blizzard In US Leaves 1.7 Million Without Power
A fearsome winter storm that pummelled the United States with blinding snow and powerful Arctic winds left 1.7 million customers without power Saturday as thousands of cancelled flights stranded travelers making last-minute dashes for Christmas.
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Call of Duty Developer Activision’s Blizzard Entertainment Chief J Allen Brack Exits Following Sexism Row
Activision Blizzard saw a management shakeup on Tuesday following employee protests and a California state lawsuit alleging the Call of Duty game maker discriminated against women.
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Two-Thirds Of US Frozen As Polar Vortex 'Slips' Southward From North Pole
Two-thirds of the continental United States will be a frozen ice box, as the so-called polar vortex of frigid arctic air spins across the U.S. Midwest, clips the Great Lakes, the Ohio Valley and pushes on into New England.
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Blizzard Strands US Holiday Travellers, Over 1,240 Flights Cancelled
Many holiday travellers in the United States were stuck at airports on the final day of Thanksgiving weekend after more than 1,240 flights were canceled because of a blizzard that swept across the Midwest, according to weather officials.
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'Snow Emergency' As Powerful Spring Storm Pounds Parts Of United States
A powerful spring storm pummeled the US Midwest and Plains on Saturday with blizzard conditions and high winds, while tornadoes and thunderstorms menaced some of the South.
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Monster Blizzard Pounds US Northeast; 80,000 Homes, Offices Without Power
A powerful blizzard battered the U.S. Northeast on Thursday, knocking out power for tens of thousands of people and snarling travel amid a cold snap that has gripped much of the United States for over a week and killed more than a dozen people.
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Winter Storm Moves North From US, Paralyzing Eastern Canada
A blizzard tracking north from the United States caused car pileups and school closures, as heavy snows and powerful winds paralyzed eastern Canada on Wednesday.
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Blizzard Blankets Northeast US With Late-Season Snow
A blizzard swept through the heavily populated northeastern United States on Tuesday, grounding thousands of flights, cancelling classes and pummelling those who ventured out onto snow-bound streets.
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Blizzard In Northeast US Grounds Nearly 6,000 Flights
Snow blanketed parts of the northeast United States on Tuesday as a blizzard rolled in, with residents being advised to stay at home, airlines grounding flights and schools canceling classes.
