Biden vows more strikes on Islamic State group
President Biden pledged ongoing airstrikes against Islamic State targets after the Kabul airport attack that killed 13 U.S. service members and many Afghans. He warned another attack could come within 24 to 36 hours as the U.S. winds down evacuations with fewer than 4,000 troops remaining. The Pentagon said a drone strike in Nangarhar killed two IS planners, while officials noted the broader exit and ongoing efforts to protect troops and assist evacuees.
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Ida strengthens as Louisiana braces for hit by Ida
Forecasters warned residents along the northern Gulf coast to rush preparations as Ida, a potential Category 4 hurricane, could bring 130 mph winds, life threatening surge, and heavy rain. Landfall is expected in Louisiana today amid traffic evacuations and anxiety. The storm’s rapid intensification follows Gulf warming, with Katrina’s 2005 anniversary noted.
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Tesla on partially automated setting hits Florida patrol car
A Tesla using its partially automated system struck a Florida Highway Patrol cruiser near Orlando while an officer assisted a disabled vehicle. The trooper, two drivers were hurt lightly. the trooper was not injured. Authorities noted a federal probe into Autopilot after similar incidents.
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One Candidate to Lead Estonia in Unprecedented Parliament Vote
Estonia prepares for a unique presidential election with only Alar Karis as the sole contender after late registration closed. Karis, former state auditor and head of the Estonian National Museum, has secured the minimum support of 21 lawmakers in Riigikogu. The outcome sparks debate on overhauling the largely ceremonial presidency and even abolishing the post.
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