Multiple World Events From Afghanistan to Japan
A Jalalabad blast injured and killed dozens as Afghan officials accuse Islamic State affiliates of a major strike. South Africa’s Zuma cancels a foreign trip amid xenophobic unrest killing at least six. An Akron police report rescues four puppies found on a car roof amid a family transport incident. JR Central announces a 366 mph maglev test, aiming for a Tokyo Nagoya link by 2027.
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Faizabad
Afghanistan
Islamic State Group
Ashraf Ghani
Taliban
U.S
NATO
Iraq
Syria
Jalalabad
Ahmad Zia Abdulzai
Johannesburg
South Africa
Jacob Zuma
Indonesia
Zuma
Chatsworth
Durban
Akron
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Nova
Humane Society of
Greater
Akron Beacon Journal
Central Japan Railway Co
JR Central
Japan
Yamanashi
Tokyo
Nagoya
Gulf of Mexico still bears marks years after spill
Federal data and scientists show lingering problems five years after BP’s Deepwater Horizon blowout. Oil on the seafloor, tar pockets in Barataria Bay, dolphin deaths up but slowing, and nesting declines for Kemp’s Ridley turtles persist alongside mixed signs of recovery reported by BP and NOAA experts.
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Gulf of Mexico
Barataria Bay
Nature
Chris Reddy
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute
Associated Press
Gulf
Oregon State Marine Sciences
Jane Lubchenco
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Geoff Morrell
Stephanie Venn-Watson
Marine Mammal Foundation
The
Twenty Years After Oklahoma City Bombing Grieving Families Reflect
Oklahoma City survivors Diane Koch Bud Welch and relatives recall the 1995 attack that killed 168 people. Koch moved to a new state after 13 years as a crime victims advocate, while Welch forgave Timothy McVeigh and terry Nichols in 2000 and now counsels other victims families challenging the death penalty.
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Oklahoma City
Diane Koch
Bud Welch
Timothy McVeigh
Koch
Oklahoma
McVeigh
Terry Nichols
Oklahoma City Federal
Secret Service
Don Leonard
Nichols
Welch
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Islamic State
S. Africa
Chandeleur Islands
Louisiana
NOAA
Richard Spinrad
Selina Saville Heppell
Oregon State University
Heppel
University of South Florida
Steve Murawski
Joye
Julie Marie Welch
Social Security Administration
Terry Foster
Detroit
Oklahoma City National Memorial Center