USS Cole Returns to Sea After Repairs From Yemen Attack
The USS Cole sailed from Ingalls Shipyard in Mississippi for its Norfolk home port 18 months after a Yemen attack. The rebuilt destroyer carries 14 months of repairs and 17 commemorative stars for fallen sailors as Navy leaders vow renewed commitment to combat terrorism.
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Norfolk
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Morgan
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Amtrak Engineer Cites Misaligned Tracks In Florida Crash
NTSB officials said the Amtrak Auto Train derailed after the engineer applied emergency brakes upon spotting misaligned tracks. Four people died and more than 150 were injured as 40 cars left the rails near Crescent City. Investigators are not yet certain of the cause and found no evidence of sabotage.
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National Transportation Safety Board
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Black
Washington
Orlando
Sharon Mahoney
Auto Train Service
Mahoney
Monarchs Defy Storm in Texas Migration Surge
Monarch butterflies migrate north through Texas in unusually large numbers this year despite a January freeze that killed an estimated 270 million in Michoacan Mexico. Researchers estimate pre storm totals at 100 million with some now suggesting up to 500 million monarchs wintered in Mexico.
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