Deadly storms carve path of destruction across Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas
At least 15 people died as severe weather swept Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas creating widespread devastation. Seven deaths were reported in Cooke County Texas near the Oklahoma line with two children among the dead. Oklahoma and Arkansas also saw fatalities and hundreds injured as a truck stop near Valley View suffered major damage and tens of thousands lost power. Forecasters warned of more violent weather moving east across the Midwest.
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Valley View
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
U.S
Dallas
Midwest
Alabama
New York City
Cooke County
Mobile Home Park
Greg Abbott
Abbott
Houston
Hugo Parra
Denton County
Olney
Boone County
Daniel Bolen
Emergency Management Office
Benton County
Marion County
Mayes County
Tulsa
Louisville
Craig Greenburg
Iowa
Max Comer
Finnegan
McCoy
Claremore
Okla
Tulsa World
Rafah airstrikes kill 35 as Gaza toll rises in Rafah
Palestinian medics say Israeli airstrikes killed at least 35 people in Rafah and damaged camps for displaced residents. Health Ministry notes many dead are women and children as rescue teams search in Tal al Sultan. Israel confirms Hamas target and reports some civilian harm under investigation.
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Rafah
Deir Al-Balah
Gaza Strip
Gaza
International Court of Justice
Israel
Hamas
Yoav Gallant
Palestinian Red Crescent Society
Tal al-Sultan
Tel Aviv
Egypt
Kerem Shalom
United Nations
World Health Organization
U.N
Antonio Guterres
U.S
Joe Biden
Abdel Fattah el-Sissi
Death toll climbs as Kharkiv attack hits store
Ukraine reports 14 dead 43 injured and 16 missing after a large Kharkiv construction supplies store bombing. Zelenskyy warns Russia may intensify offensives near Sumy and Kharkiv as evacuations exceed 11,000. The front line remains volatile with heavy fighting across Donetsk and border regions.
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Kyiv
Ukraine
Volodymyr Zelenskyy
Russia
Kharkiv
Oleh Symehubov
Zelenskyy
Landslide in Papua New Guinea leaves hundreds feared dead
The U N I O Migration estimates about 670 people may be killed after a massive landslide buried more than 150 homes in Enga province. Rescue work is hindered by unstable debris and tribal clashes as 1 250 people are displaced. Authorities note a 915 000 square foot footprint and possible trigger from recent heavy rains or a nearby lightning strike.
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Sumy
Kharkiv
Moscow
Chaskv Yar
Donetsk
Ukraine
Papua New Guinea
U.N. International Organization For Migration
Enga
Serhan Aktoprak
U.N. Migration Agency
Pacific
Australia
International Organization For Migration
IOM
Kate Allstadt
U.S. Geological Survey
Allstadt
David Lipset
University of Minnesota
Porgera
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