Port of Los Angeles fire forces school evacuation
A stubborn Port of Los Angeles fire prompted shutdown of eight container terminals and air quality precautions. Earlier, about 850 people fled a warehouse and De La Torre Elementary School sent 700 students and 30 staff to Olguin High School for safety as crews battled the blaze into Tuesday afternoon.
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Dragon brings 3-D printer to space station mission
The Dragon cargo ship arrived at the International Space Station two days after launch from Cape Canaveral, catching the capsule with a robot arm. New payload includes the first ever orbital 3-D printer, mice and flies for biology, extra suit batteries, a $30 million ocean wind instrument, and other supplies. NASA funds SpaceX for station resupply and potential crew transport in the future.
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Airstrikes Face Difficulties Against Islamic State Militants
In Iraq and Syria, Islamic State militants hide among civilians, complicating efforts to defeat them with air power alone. Mosul shows local support for ISIS, while no robust ground force exists to reclaim territory. Assad regime forces remain the only potential on-ground option, with the U.S. opposing backing him further. Kurdish YPG fighters have pushed ISIS back in northern Syria.
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Sierra Leone reports 130 Ebola cases in nationwide lockdown
Health teams door to door in Sierra Leone found 130 confirmed Ebola cases during a three day shutdown to slow the outbreak. About 92 bodies were recovered, while 70 suspected cases remain under testing. Officials say delays in body collection persist and authorities may repeat the exercise.
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Israeli Troops Kill Two Hamas Suspects in West Bank
Israeli special forces stormed a West Bank hideout and killed two Palestinians linked to the June abduction and murder of three Israeli teenagers. Prime Minister Netanyahu said Israel will pursue threats anywhere. In Damascus, Assad offered support for international anti terrorism efforts as U S led air strikes began.
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