Unexploded WWII bomb shuts London City Airport
Unexploded World War II ordnance found in the River Thames halted all flights at London City Airport. About 300 arrivals and departures were canceled, affecting roughly 9,000 passengers as crews evacuated and divers assessed the 5 foot long 1/2 ton shell amid reports the airport would not reopen for hours.
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Trump Jr. wife hospitalized after powder scare in NYC
Vanessa Trump opened a letter to Donald Trump Jr. containing a white powder. She was treated at a hospital after coughing and feeling nauseous. authorities later said the substance was not dangerous. Vanessa Trump and the couple’s five children were not home.
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Trump bids $1.5 trillion infrastructure push in plan
President Trump urged Congress to back a $1.5 trillion infrastructure overhaul funded with $200 billion federal dollars to leverage more than a trillion in state and local spending. He warned of tolls, asset sales, and deregulation while stressing military and tax priorities.
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Russia probes downed An-148 crash near Moscow
Emergency crews combed a snowfield near Moscow for remains of 71 on a flight from Domodedovo to Orsk, as investigators recovered flight and cockpit voice recorders. Officials ruled out terrorism. Saratov Airlines grounded similar jets while Putin stayed in Moscow to oversee the probe.
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Kentucky slayings Pastor says shooter battled addiction
A Johnson County man, Joseph Nickell, 45, killed his parents Arlene and James Nickell and Lindsey Vanhoose plus Patricia Vanhoose before killing himself in Paintsville. The pastor says long drug addiction played a role. motive under investigation. The teen son witnessed the first shooting and called 911.
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Teen on video describes shootings in South Carolina
A 14-year-old boy charged with killing his father and a first grade student at Townville Elementary told detectives in a videotaped statement he kissed his bunny Floppy and three dogs goodbye after shooting his father then drove to the school to continue firing. He described his motive as anger over questions about spending and homework and said he threw the gun away after realizing he would go to hell.
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