Texas Patient Treated as Second Human Bird Flu Case Emerges
A Texas resident with eye inflammation is treated for avian influenza amid the spread of H5N1 in dairy cows across five states. CDC confirms the case, linked to direct cattle exposure, while public risk remains low. Experts warn of potential shifts in transmission but emphasize current non-human to human risk.
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Texas
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
U.S
CDC
Colorado
Caitlin Rivers
Johns Hopkins Center For Health Security
Kansas
Minnesota
U.S. Agriculture Department
Dallas Morning News
Temporary channel opens at Baltimore bridge collapse site
The U.S. Coast Guard opened a temporary channel for debris removal vessels at the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse in Baltimore as a phased path to reopening the port. Divers surveyed wreckage as crews cut above water sections, with six workers reported dead and four bodies yet to be recovered, while the ship remains stalled with 21 crew aboard awaiting next steps.
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Baltimore
U.S. Coast Guard
Francis Scott Key
Maryland
Wes Moore
Moore
David O’connell
Israeli strike kills four aid workers in Gaza Deir al-Balah
An apparent Israeli airstrike killed four World Central Kitchen aid workers and their Palestinian driver after they helped deliver aid to northern Gaza. Bodies were taken to Al Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Deir al-Balah. three of the dead were British, Australian, and Polish. The strike followed aid ship deliveries carrying hundreds of tons of food organized with the UAE and WCK. Iran consulate hit in Syria after the same day raid, killing two Iranian generals and five officers.
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Deir Al-Balah
Gaza Strip
World Central Kitchen Charity
Gaza
al- Aqsa Martyrs Hospital
Cyprus
Mahmoud Thabet
Palestinian Red Crescent
Associated Press
United Arab Emirates
World Central Kitchen
José Andrés
U.S
Israel
UNRWA
U.N
Shifa Hospital
Shifa
Hamas
Iran
Syria
Russia detains suspects in Moscow concert hall attack
The FSB says it busted a terrorist cell in Dagestan connected to the March 22 Crocus City Hall raid in Moscow. Four suspects were detained in Dagestan over funding and weapon transfers to the gunmen, who killed 144 at the western Moscow venue. Some detainees reportedly supplied weapons. nationality not disclosed. The attackers were Tajik nationals, and an IS affiliate claimed responsibility. President Putin linked radical Islamists to the raid, suggesting Western involvement without presenting evidence.
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Russia
Federal Security Service
FSB
Dagestan
North Caucasus
Crocus
Tajikistan
Islamic State Group
Vladimir Putin
Ukraine
West
Kyiv
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