Lava Spews from Kilauea Threatening Area Homes
Volcanic eruptions at Kilauea drive 35 structures destroyed near Leilani Estates and Lanipuna Gardens on Hawaii's Big Island. Evacuees flock back briefly during a lull while warnings urge swift return to safety and readiness to flee. Local residents, real estate agents, and responders describe the tense situation as lava, gas, and cracks reshape the area.
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Putin begins fourth term as Russia president in Kremlin ceremony
Vladimir Putin, aged 65, started a fourth presidential term in Moscow with an inaugural address promising domestic reforms while maintaining a hard line against the West. The event featured a pomp-filled ceremony in the Grand Kremlin Palace with ceremonial cavalry and cannon fire.
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New York attorney general resigns after assault claims
New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman resigns following a New Yorker report accusing him of hitting slapping or choking four women. He denied the allegations but said they made continuation impossible. Governor Cuomo urged resignation as investigations loom. The article names two named women who allege repeated incidents in romantic relationships.
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Trump urges West Virginians to oppose Blankenship
President Donald Trump urged West Virginia Republicans to block Don Blankenship, saying the felon and businessman cannot win the general election. He named Patrick Morrisey and Evan Jenkins as preferable Senate nominees to challenge Democrat Joe Manchin in November.
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Hezbollah and allies win Lebanon parliamentary vote
Iran backed Hezbollah and allied parties secure a clear victory in Lebanon's 128 seat parliament with 71 seats reported, while Akkar district awaits tallying. Interior Minister Nouhad Machnouk announced final results Monday evening amid ongoing processes.
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