Clashes on Nile island leave one dead in demolition dispute
Police used tear gas to disperse residents defending their homes on el-Waraq island as bulldozers targeted illegally built dwellings. One person died and about 50 were injured amid Egypt's broader land reform drive led by President el-Sissi to reclaim state property.
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Warner seeks more details on Russia ties to 2016 election
The top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee calls for fuller probes into Cambridge Analytica and Trump digital campaigns amid concerns about Russian misinformation. He cites trolls and online manipulation and says Trump Jr Kushner and Manafort may be questioned as Mueller widens inquiries while the White House hires Ty Cobb as special counsel.
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Canceled wedding feeds homeless in Carmel Indiana
Indiana woman inside Carmel opts to reuse wedding food for a homeless dinner after canceling a 30000 dollar ceremony. About a dozen veterans and others dine on bourbon glazed meatballs and wedding cake while volunteers provide suits and dresses.
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Musk warns governors on AI risk to civilization
Elon Musk told governors that artificial intelligence poses a fundamental risk to human civilization and urged regulation. He warned AI could trigger war via fake news and manipulated information while noting the need for careful guidance without stifling innovation.
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Three killed as Honolulu high‑rise fire rips through Marco Polo building
In Honolulu, flames tore through the Marco Polo high rise killing Britt Reller’s mother Melba nine Dilley and Joanna Kuwata and injuring about a dozen. Fire alarms reportedly inaudible due to hallway placement and lack of flashing lights or public alerts. Reller, in shower when fire started, tried to save his mother but perished along with her. sister Jayne Matsuyama suspects smoke inhalation for Kuwata.
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