Salvage crews recover large portion of jet after deadly D C collision
Arlington officials say salvage teams recovered an engine and large fuselage sections from the American Airlines jet involved in the Reagan National Airport midair collision. 55 of 67 victims have been found. crews will also recover a helicopter remains and inspect the wreckage.
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Francis Pera
Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport
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Black Hawk
Pokrovsk region grinds under Russian drone pressure and faltering logistics
Ukrainian troops in Pokrovsk face ground loss as Russian drones threaten vital supply routes and highways. With reserves dwindling, commanders blame logistics for the stalemate while a new ground forces chief promises counterattacks. Russians hold dominant heights allowing drone strikes up to 18 miles deep, framing a tense, supply‑driven contest.
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U.S
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Mykhailo Drapatyi
Ukrai
Nian
da Vinci Wolves
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New York law shields abortion pill providers from names on prescriptions
Governor Hochul signed a law protecting doctors who prescribe mifepristone and misoprostol online to out-of-state patients. It allows only the health care practice name on labels to prevent tracing providers, responding to Louisiana charges over a minor’s pill access. Hochul vowed to defend reproductive freedom and rejected extradition from Louisiana.
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Kathy Hochul
Louisiana
New Paltz
Margaret Carpenter
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Low chance of impact from near earth asteroid 2024 YR4
An extraordinary memo to the United Nations warned of asteroid 2024 YR4 possibly hitting Earth on December 22 2032 with a 1.3 percent chance. By Friday it rose to 1.6 percent and by Saturday to 1.7 percent as astronomers refine its orbit and reassess risk.
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Paul Chodas
Center For
NASA
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Highway Reopens As Palisades Fire Zone Remains Restricted
The Pacific Coast Highway reopened between Santa Monica and Malibu with one lane each direction and a 25 mph limit after weeks of closure from the Palisades fire. Access to Palisades neighborhoods remains restricted to residents and authorized contractors with passes as officials weigh full reopening amid resident pushback and ongoing cleanup.
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