Names of soldiers killed in D C crash released
Arlington VA police and investigators press on after a midair collision over the Potomac between an Army Black Hawk and an American Airlines jet killed 67 people. The jet’s recorders are recovered. 41 remains identified, 18 families notified. The two named soldiers are Staff Sgt Ryan Austin O Hara and Chief Warrant Officer 2 Andrew Loyd Eaves. the third soldier’s name withheld at family request.
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Arlington
Potomac River
Washington, D.C
Joh
Donnelly Sr
Donnelly
U.S. Coast Guard
American Airlines
Ronald Reagan National Airport
Terry Liercke
Federal Aviation Administration
Department of Transportation
Donald Trump
NTSB
Inman
Army
Ryan Austin O’hara
Lilburn
Andrew Loyd Eaves
Great Mills
Eaves
Coast Guard
Black Hawk
Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport
Associated Press
Louisiana indicts New York doctor over abortion pills
A West Baton Rouge grand jury indicted Dr. Margaret Carpenter of Nightingale Medical PC and the minor’s mother on charges of criminal abortion by abortion inducing drugs for allegedly prescribing abortion pills online to a pregnant minor in Louisiana. An arrest warrant for the mother was issued. she turned herself in. The case marks a rare doctor charged in interstate abortion pill distribution as Louisiana enforces strict bans after Roe v. Wade reversal.
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Baton Rouge
New York
Louisiana
Deep South
District Court
West Baton Rouge
Margaret Carpenter
Nightingale Medical, PC
Carter
Tony Clayton
Associated Press
U.S. Supreme Court
Plane crash in Philadelphia injures several homes and people
A Learjet 55 medical transport jet carrying a child patient and five others crashed shortly after takeoff near a Philadelphia shopping mall and major road. Fireball destroyed homes while authorities investigated fatalities. jet operator stated survivals were not confirmed and prayers extended to families and victims.
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Philadelphia
Jet Rescue Air Ambulance
Springfield
Vors
Chevelle Parker
Prosecutor firings shape Jan 6 investigations in bid to purge loyalties
The Trump administration fired about 24 prosecutors in Washington and ordered over six FBI executives to resign or be fired, demanding lists of agents on Jan 6 probes. Emil Bove said actions follow clemency moves and aim to align federal law enforcement with the administration, with a review to determine further personnel moves. Acting FBI Director Brian Driscoll urged adherence to policy and workforce interests.
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Washington
Trump
FBI
White House
Emil Bove
Donald Trump
U.S. Capitol
Associated Press
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Bove
Bureau
Administration
Justice Department
Brian Driscoll
Maduro frees 6 Americans after Grenell visit
In Caracas six U.S. citizens detained in recent months were released after a meeting between Nicolas Maduro and Richard Grenell. Grenell posted a photo aboard a plane confirming their departure as Trump officials highlighted the move amid broader talks on deportations and democracy goals.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Nicolas Maduro
U.S
Donald Trump
Richard Grenell
Grenell
White House
Trump
Mauricio Claver-Carone
Latin America
Germany
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