Four killed in Beechcraft crash at London Southend Airport
Four people aboard a Beechcraft B200 Super King Air died when the plane crashed shortly after takeoff from London Southend Airport. The victims, believed to be foreign nationals including two Dutch pilots and a Chilean nurse, were identified as the investigation began. The airport remained closed as police and the Air Accidents Investigation Branch assess the cause.
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Melbourne
Australia
Atlanta Police offer $10,000 signing bonus ahead of World Cup
Atlanta Police Foundation will pay a $10,000 signing bonus to experienced officers to join the department before the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The force has 1,759 sworn officers as of May, short of the 2,000 target, with overtime costs contributing to a roughly $50 million overspend in FY2025.
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UC Berkeley to face Congress over campus antisemitism
Chancellor Rich Lyons will testify before a Republican led House committee amid federal probes into UC Berkeley for alleged civil rights violations against Jewish students and staff. The hearing will examine funding, ideology, and antisemitism linked to campus protests since 2023, with Berkeley highlighted among ten universities under a DOJ task force.
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Department of Justice
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American Jewish Committee
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Center For Jewish Studies
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Drake
Newsom touts 2023 California clean energy milestone
Governor Newsom announced that 2023 saw renewables and clean sources provide 67 percent of California power. He noted nine of ten days this year had partial clean-energy powering, with solar, wind, hydro, nuclear, geothermal and biomass contributing. He warned bills will rise to fund storage and grid upgrades while policy reforms proceed.
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