Pakistan jet crashes in crowded Karachi neighborhood
A Pakistan International Airlines Airbus A320 crashed near Jinnah International Airport in Karachi’s Model Colony during landing, killing many and injuring others. Officials say 57 bodies recovered, 91 passengers and seven crew aboard, with at least two survivors. The crash occurred amid Eid al Fitr travel, with rescuers, crowds, and a mobile morgue on site as night fell.
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Residents sue dam operator over ruinous Michigan flooding
Residents and businesses in Spaulding Township and Midland sue dam operator Boyce Hydro along with the Michigan Department of Environment Great Lakes and Energy and the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. The federal suit seeks damages over 75000 dollars for flood damage after Edenville and Sanford dams failed amid heavy rain.
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FBI reviews Flynn probe misconduct probe ordered by Wray
FBI Director Christopher Wray orders an internal after action review into possible misconduct in the Michael Flynn investigation. The review will assess current employee conduct and potential policy or procedure improvements. Court sentencing hearings for Lori Loughlin and Massimo Giannulli set for August 21 after plea deals in USC admissions case.
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Judge tosses bid to revive coal moratorium in West
U S District Judge Brian Morris dismissed a lawsuit by a coalition of states environmental groups and American Indians seeking to revive Obama era coal sales moratorium on public lands in the West. The judge said the Trump administration had fixed its initial failure to account for climate change impacts and released an analysis in February finding resumed sales would have little long term effect on greenhouse gas emissions.
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