Mega Millions ticket wins 521 million in New Jersey
A winning Mega Millions ticket worth an estimated 521 million dollars was sold in Riverdale Morristown County New Jersey for Friday nights drawing. The numbers were 11 28 31 46 59 and Mega Ball 1. The buyer remains unknown but the station owner welcomed the winner.
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Israel warns of targeting militants if Gaza protests drag on
Gaza clashes end with 25 injured as small groups probe border. Israel cites militant ties of dead and asserts restraint while Hamas faces calls for a large May 15 Nakba border march to mark Israel’s founding anniversary.
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Russians and U S diplomats leave Moscow and St Petersburg
Russia and the United States ordered most diplomats expelled amid a rising spy poisoning dispute. Russians left the embassy in Washington and the U S Consulate in St Petersburg closed and shipped out. Britain weighs Russia's request to access Yulia Skripal as Sergei Skripal remains critically ill.
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Trump attacks Amazon over USPS deal to ship packages
President Trump renews claims that Amazon's USPS package delivery is a money losing scheme costing taxpayers, citing figures he shared in social media. Regulators say the contract is profitable, while Amazon and The Washington Post reject links to lobbying or editorial influence.
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Hundreds honor Stephen Hawking in Cambridge funeral procession
In Cambridge hundreds lined the streets as Stephen Hawking's hearse left St Mary the Great for a private funeral. The 76 tolls by the church bells marked his 76 years. Eddie Redmayne read Ecclesiastes and Astronomer Royal Martin Rees gave a reading as family and guests reflected on Hawking's work on black holes and his role as a public figure. His cremation will occur later with ashes interred at Westminster Abbey near Isaac Newton.
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