Bristling attacks hit Russia’s Belgorod region and Ukraine city
Ukrainian artillery and drones hit Russia’s Belgorod region near Ukraine border while two drones struck a city near Crimea. In central Ukraine, Moscow forces hit a building housing a clinic and veterinary facility in Dnipro, killing two and wounding 30 including two children. A Russian S 300 missile damaged a dam in Donetsk province threatening nearby settlements.
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Belgorod
Ukraine
Crimean Peninsula
Moscow
Dnipro
Serhiy Lysak
Karlivka
Donetsk
Two Oath Keepers receive prison terms in Jan 6 case
Army veterans Jessica Watkins of Ohio and Kenneth Harrelson of Florida were sentenced by US District Judge Amit Mehta to eight years and six months and four years respectively for roles in the Jan 6 2021 Capitol attack. They were acquitted of seditious conspiracy but convicted on other charges.
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U.S. Capitol
Amit Mehta
Jessica Watkins
Woodstock
Ohio
Kenneth Harrelson
Titusville
Florida
Passenger opens emergency exit during flight in South Korea
An Asiana Airlines Airbus A821 passenger partially opened an emergency exit door in flight Friday causing air to blast into the cabin and injuring 12. The plane landed safely. The person was detained on suspicion of violating aviation security law and faces penalties up to 10 years. Pope Francis misses meetings due to fever after busy day. Cardinal Parolin says he greeted a large school foundation crowd Thursday.
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Asiana Airlines
Transport Ministry
Pope Francis
Vatican
Vatican No. 2
Pietro Parolin
Francis
Pontiff
Study finds about one in ten develop long COVID
NIH funded study of nearly 10 000 Americans reports roughly 10 percent experience long term symptoms after omicron infection. Researchers identify a dozen distinguishing signs including fatigue brain fog dizziness and chest pain while cautioning the list is for research not diagnosis.
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Lauran Neergaard
Associated Press
Washington
National Institutes of Health
Leora Horwitz
NYU Langone Health
Journal of the American Medical Association
NIH
U.S
Omicron
Horwitz
Memorial Day origins and modern travel surge analyzed
The piece traces Memorial Day from its Civil War roots to today while noting the holiday's drift toward summer leisure and shopping. It cites AAA projections of over 42 million travelers and TSA data showing a pandemic-era high in air traffic as Americans prepare for a long weekend.
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Auto Club Aaa
Manuel Castaneda Jr
Durand
Illinois
Rockford
U.S
Vietnam
California
Castaneda
Marines
Army National Guard
Congressional Research Service
Matthew Dennis
University of Oregon
Act of Congress
Dennis
AAA
Transportation Security Administration
US cities on watch despite drops in homicide
Chicago and other big cities face summer violence with familiar plays. Mayors push visible policing and community engagement while civilians help enforce curfews to curb alarming trends.
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Chicago
U.S
Brandon Johnson
Johnson
Council On Criminal Justice
Thomas Abt
Center For the Study and Practice of
University of Maryland
Abt
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Newark
N.J
Baltimore
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