China Warns Force Won't Resolve N Korea Tensions
Beijing says military action cannot resolve the North Korea standoff as U S carrier groups move toward the region. An influential Chinese paper urges Pyongyang to halt its nuclear program in exchange for protection while calls for talks intensify amid rumors of a sixth nuclear test.
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Misdated airstrike blamed on Kurdish forces in Syria
U S defense officials say an airstrike against Islamic State targets in northern Syria killed 18 allied fighters from the SDF after coalition aircraft received incorrect coordinates from the Kurdish group. The strike targeted militants near Tabqa west of Raqqa, with condolences offered to the SDF and families. The incident prompts review and safeguards to avoid repeats.
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United passenger describes dragging as more horrifying than Vietnam
David Dao, 69, was dragged from United Flight 3411 at O’Hare, leaving him with two missing teeth, a broken nose, a concussion, and other injuries. Chicago lawyer Thomas Demetrio says Dao will need reconstructive surgery and a lawsuit against United and the city is being prepared. Dao’s daughter voiced shock at the incident during a news conference with Demetrio.
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United CEO Bonus Tied to Customer Satisfaction
United Airlines links about 500000 dollars of CEO Oscar Munoz's annual bonus to customer satisfaction surveys. Daily, the airline gathers around 8000 surveys on legroom and coffee quality amid ongoing customer discontent and a history of poor rankings.
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Chaos on plane as security ejects Dao and others
Retired Marine Fuller recounts a United flight where four passengers were ordered off. A terse employee produced a list and began selecting people, clearing two women before Dao refused to leave. Security was then called as Dao was dragged from his seat amid a protest by Dao’s wife.
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Fugitive brother of Cocaine Cowboy captured after 26 years
Gustavo Falcon, brother of Willie Falcon and associate of Sal Magluta, was arrested in Kissimmee after decades on the run. Authorities tracked him to Orlando area residence where he and his wife had lived for about two decades. Willie and Magluta rose as Miami drug kingpins using speedboats to move cocaine from Colombia. Willie faced a 2003 plea with release slated for June, Magluta remains jailed for money laundering.
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Pro life ruling allows states to limit federal health funds
President Trump signed a resolution allowing states to restrict federal money for contraception and reproductive health, sparking praise from anti abortion groups. Critics warn withholding Title X funds harms access to essential family planning services.
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