South Africa Train Crash Kills 18 and Injures 260
A passenger train collided with a truck in rural South Africa, killing at least 18 and injuring about 260 as flames trapped passengers. Transport Minister Maswanganyi blamed risky crossing behavior by the truck driver amid chaotic escape efforts.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Joe Maswanganyi
Mthuthuzeli Swartz
Two Frenchmen seriously ill after Perth overdose
Nine European backpackers were hospitalized after an overdose in a Perth home. Hyoscine, a common prescription medicine, was identified as the substance. Two Frenchmen aged 22 and 25 remained in intensive care, a German woman was in an induced coma, and a resident who called for help aided swift care.
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Perth
Australia
Western Australia
Royal Perth Hospital
State Health Department
Jessamine Soderstrom
Sessions Ends Obama Era Leniency On Marijuana Enforcement
The Trump administration told federal prosecutors to decide how to handle state legal marijuana amid California’s new legalization. The shift drew praise from some Republicans and alarm from others, with officials noting potential prosecutions could target marijuana crimes posing safety risks.
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Washington
Trump
Jeff Sessions
Sessions
California
Congress
U.S
Cory Gardner
Colorado
Gardner
Justice Department
Lisa Murkowski
Alaska
Bob Troyer
Troyer
Barack Obama
Alabama
Justice
White House
Sarah Sanders
Obama
Iran blames CIA official for week of protests
Tehran accuses a CIA official of orchestrating protests against the Islamic Republic with alleged Israeli intelligence support and Saudi financing. The Trump administration denies involvement as demonstrations persist with casualties and arrests. The protests began December 28 over economic woes, with renewed rallies reported in Mashhad and other cities.
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Tehran
Iran
CIA
Islamic Republic
Trump
Mohammad Jafar Montazeri
IRNA
Montazeri
Israel
Saudi Arabia
Associated Press
Trump Administration
U.S
Shah
Mashhad
Trump shifts election fraud probe to Homeland Security
President Trump disbands the election fraud commission and transfers its mission to the Department of Homeland Security. Officials fear a federal takeover of election investigations while DHS could probe alleged widespread voter fraud under a national security framework. The move follows infighting and state cooperation refusals.
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Topeka
Kan
Donald Trump
Election Fraud Commission
Trump
U.S. Department of Homeland Security
DHS
Barack Obama
Department
Homeland Security
Sanders
Derailment of Amtrak Silver Meteor near Savannah injures none
Three cars on Amtrak train 98 including a baggage car and two sleeper cars derailed in snow covered Savannah Georgia as 311 passengers and crew rode toward New York. No injuries reported and main train to continue north while some sleepers board a different train.
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Richmond
Virginia
House of Delegates
Capitol Square
David Yancey
Shelley Simonds
Yancey
Simonds
Virginia Elections Board
Commission
James Alcorn
Georgia
Savannah
Amtrak
Miami
New York
Jason Abrams
Abrams
Associated Press
Joel Potischman
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Delray Beach
Fla
Brooklyn
N.Y
Mike Zevon
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