Tsunami risk fades after massive quake strikes Kamchatka coast
After an 8.8 magnitude quake off Kamchatka, warnings spurred evacuations and beach closures from Japan to Hawaii and the U.S. West Coast. Advisories later eased for Hawaii, Alaska, Oregon, and Washington though some California shores remained warned. Multiple aftershocks followed as officials tracked potential currents and surf.
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NTSB Probes Altitude, Readings in Washington Air Crash
Investigators say a January midair collision near Reagan National Airport killed 67 people when an American Airlines jet from Wichita and an Army Black Hawk helicopter collided. The chopper reportedly flew above its altitude limit and showed inaccurate readings, as the NTSB opened hearings with simulations and witness testimony about FAA and Army roles.
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Trump weighing pardon for Diddy ahead of October sentencing
President Donald Trump is reportedly weighing a pardon for Sean Diddy Combs as his $50 million bail petition and sentencing date approach. An administration source says Trump is seriously considering a pardon contingent on Judge Arun Subramanian's bail ruling, per Dead Line and TMZ reports on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Anchorage warns hikers after two bear attacks in week
Anchorage authorities urge caution after two separate bear attacks on hikers within a week. They advise avoiding streams and rivers where salmon run and taking wildlife precautions in the urban sprawl of 1,961 square miles that surrounds the municipality. Both victims survived the incidents in distinct areas of Anchorage, Alaska.
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Senate confirms Trump lawyer Emil Bove for appeals court
The Senate confirmed Emil Bove a former Trump lawyer by a 50 to 49 vote for a lifetime seat on the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. Democrats criticized his DOJ role and involvement in prosecutors’ actions tied to Jan 6 and Mayor Adams case.
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Dozens killed at Gaza aid crossing amid hunger fears
Dozens dead and many wounded as Palestinians waited for food at the Zikim Crossing in Gaza City. Shifa Hospital placed the casualty toll at least 48, amid overwhelmed aid convoys as U S envoy Steve Witkoff heads to Israel for talks on Gaza.
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NYC Gunman Bought Rifle From Boss in Las Vegas
A Manhattan office rampage left four dead before Shane Tamura 27 ended his life. He bought the AR-15 style rifle and a car from his Las Vegas supervisor, with authorities noting the sale may have been legal but unclear. Victim Julia Hyman, a Rudin Management worker, was mourned after a service in Manhattan.
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