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6 workers presumed dead after cargo ship crash levels Baltimore bridge
Via: Perrie Halpern • News & Politics • 6 Comments • 2 Likes • 12 hours ago
“The Francis Scott Key bridge in Baltimore, Maryland, partially collapsed early Tuesday, police said. It was hit by a ship, officials said.”
What is ISIS-K, the terror group linked to the Moscow concert hall bombing?
Via: Perrie Halpern • News & Politics • 2 Comments • 6 Likes • 2 days ago
“ISIS-K is believed to be active in Afghanistan, Pakistan and Iran, and appears to have aspirations to attack Europe and the U.S., American...”
Will Putin try to use the Moscow massacre for his war in Ukraine?
Via: Perrie Halpern • News & Politics • 11 Comments • 7 Likes • 2 days ago
“Russian President Vladimir Putin blamed Ukraine for trying to help the alleged Moscow attackers escape. Experts say he could use it to bolster his...”
Some travelers are changing flights to avoid Boeing airplanes
Via: Perrie Halpern • News & Politics • 28 Comments • 3 Likes • 7 hours ago
“Incidents involving Boeing airplanes have set back some passengers who had overcome their fear of flying. Several have changed flights to avoid...”
Military kept hundreds of organs after performing autopsies, watchdog says
Via: Perrie Halpern • News & Politics • 8 Comments • 3 Likes • 4 days ago
“The Department of Defense's medial examiner retained hundreds of organs removed during autopsies without notifying family members, a report shows.”
Aggressive colon cancer: Newly identified bacteria found in half of tumors may drive growth
Via: Perrie Halpern • News & Politics • 11 Comments • 4 Likes • 6 days ago
“A newly identified subspecies of bacteria may drive aggressive colon cancer growth. Does the bacteria play a role in the surge in cases in younger...”
Appeals court blocks Texas immigration law after Supreme Court action
Via: Perrie Halpern • News & Politics • 32 Comments • 7 Likes • 6 days ago
“The decision comes just hours after the Supreme Court said the measure, known as SB4, could go into effect while litigation continues.”