Ukraine accuses Moscow of medieval siege tactics in Mariupol
Ukraine reports intensified Russian shelling as civilians face shortages of food water heat and medicine in Mariupol while talks on safe corridors yield vague progress. Kyiv seeks eight western routes while Russia proposes corridors toward its borders as Western pleas for cease fire and aid intensify.
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Teen killed two wounded outside East High in Des Moines
A 15-year-old male died and two female students aged 16 and 18 were hospitalized in critical condition after a shooting near East High School in Des Moines Iowa. Suspects detained. no charges filed. Students were kept indoors during a district lockdown before dismissal.
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Asian spider could spread to much of East Coast
A Georgia study says the Joro spider, an East Asian native, has spread across north Georgia and South Carolina and may extend its range along the East Coast. The orb weaver shows higher metabolism and heart rate, tolerates brief freezing, and signals unclear impacts on native ecosystems.
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Pandemic deaths top 6 million in third year
Bangkok AP reports the global COVID-19 death toll surpassed 6 million as the pandemic enters its third year The Johns Hopkins tally underscores ongoing danger despite easing masks travel rebound and business resumption worldwide
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Supreme Court declines Cosby review ends long legal saga
The US Supreme Court declined to review Bill Cosby's sexual assault case, leaving him free and ending a twenty year legal drama. The Pennsylvania ruling had released Cosby from prison in June after a former prosecutor said he had made a secret promise not to charge him.
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