Dozens injured as Chicago Blue Line derailment shocks airport
A Chicago Transit Authority Blue Line train derailed at O’Hare endangering 30 plus riders. Fire officials said all injuries were on board the train and transport to four hospitals was in fair to good condition. The driver’s attention allegedly lapsed before the crash per union leader.
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U S to help destroy Japan nuclear material stockpile
The United States and Japan agree to down grade and dispose of hundreds of pounds of highly enriched uranium and separated plutonium from the Japan Atomic Energy Agency fast reactor study facility in The Hague summit opening. The move aims to prevent nuclear material from enabling bombs as Obama and Abe attend talks with 53 nations on preventing militant groups from acquiring nuclear weapons.
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Afghanistan accuses Pakistan of Kabul Serena hotel attack
Afghan intelligence agency blames Pakistan's services for last week's Serena hotel shooting killing nine people including foreigners. Pakistan rejects the claim as Afghanistan prepares for April elections with foreign observers withdrawing after the attack.
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China demands clear explanation over Huawei spying reports
Beijing seeks a formal denial from Washington after reports NSA infiltrated Huawei servers. Xi Jinping raised the issue with Obama at The Hague, while White House officials say the U S does not spy for economic gain. China calls on the United States to explain and stop such acts.
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Washington mudslide death toll rises to 14 in Washington state
The Snohomish County sheriff reports 14 confirmed deaths with six more bodies found as dozens remain missing after the Oso mudslide along State Route 530. Rescue teams faced dangerous mud, flooding risks, and treacherous ground conditions near Arlington and the Stillaguamish River.
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