City Delays Tap Water Warning After Chemical Leak
Corpus Christi residents faced a drink water ban due to a chemical leak at an asphalt plant with three earlier reports of dirty water. Mayor McQueen expects sample results today to decide if the 113000 residents can lift the restriction.
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Corpus Christi
Texas
Dan McQueen
McQueen
Gulf Coast
Environmental Protection Agency
China to Return US Drone After Sea Incident
China said it would return a U S unmanned underwater glider seized in international waters in the South China Sea after confirming it was American. The Pentagon said the device was used for civilian oceanic research and Beijing announced it would transfer the drone to the United States through appropriate means.
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Yang Yujun
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Subic Bay
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Navy
Jeff Davis
Pentagon
Car bomber ambushes Kayseri bus carrying off duty troops
A bomber attack in Kayseri destroys a public bus carrying off duty soldiers injuring 48 to 56 people, with 13 dead reported and seven suspects taken into custody. Authorities point to Kurdish militants linked to PKK. Erdogan condemns the act while a state of emergency remains in effect.
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Suleyman Soylu
Binali Yildirim
Anadolu
Erciyes University
Recep Akdag
Kurdistan Workers’ Party
PKK
Ankara
Recep Tayyip Erdogan
Syria
Iraq
Erdogan
Prime Ministry
Syria Reach Agreement for Civilians to Leave Two Besieged Villages
Hezbollah’s Media and the Syrian Observatory report a deal allowing humanitarian evacuations from Foua and Kefraya in exchange for moves in eastern Aleppo. About 4,000 people including wounded were expected to depart, with conflicting counts on the number of allowed evacuees. The convoy faced delays as rebels and government forces debated limits and roads were blocked around Aleppo.
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Syria
Aleppo
Hezbollah
Syrian Observatory For Human Rights
Foua
Kfarya
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Thou
Associated Press
Madaya
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Lebanon
America losing trust in elections
Article discusses waning faith in U S election integrity amid reports of Russian interference. It cites CIA allegations regarding Russia aiding Donald Trump, ongoing investigations, and surveys showing divided trust among voters. It notes global concerns from France, Germany and the Netherlands about Moscow’s influence efforts.
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John Podesta
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George W. Bush
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Pew Research Center
Clinton
America
France
Germany
Netherlands
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