Destruction of Mosul's Grand al-Nuri Mosque Shocks Iraq
After ISIS retreated, the 850 year old al-Hadba minaret and the Grand al-Nuri Mosque were destroyed in Mosul. Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi called the act proof of defeat and vowed rapid liberation and rebuilding, while residents mourned the loss of a symbol.
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Yellowstone grizzlies shed ESA protections amid comeback
About 700 grizzly bears roaming Yellowstone National Park area will lose Endangered Species Act protections next month, a sign of their recovery from lows around 136. The decision, lauded by Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke as a conservation success, faces court challenges from conservation groups. Bears inside Yellowstone and Grand Teton stay protected. outside states may allow hunting if regional numbers stay above 600 over five years.
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Pizzagate panic leads to four year sentence for NC man
Edgar Welch, 29, was sentenced to four years in prison after pleading guilty to assault with a dangerous weapon and interstate transportation of a firearm for the Dec 4 2016 Comet Ping Pong incident in Washington DC. He acted on the debunked Pizzagate conspiracy claiming the restaurant hid a pedophile ring led by Hillary Clinton.
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Police urged not to march in Minneapolis Pride parade
Minneapolis Pride organizers asked police officers to skip the parade citing tensions after the Jeronimo Yanez verdict in Castile case. Only one unmarked car will lead for safety. Police presence drew deferred attendance worry among participants.
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Decisions Under Water Pressure Aboard USS Fitzgerald
Sailors aboard the USS Fitzgerald faced a deadly choice as water flooded compartments after a collision with a container ship off Japan. With seven sailors dead and many unaccounted for, crews sealed flood compartments to save the ship, amid ongoing Navy and Coast Guard investigations and data recovery efforts.
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