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                    Editorials editor Mariel Garza says she resigned because newspaper was remaining silent on the contest in “dangerous times” 
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                    He wants a military who will be loyal to him personally, one that will obey his orders even when he tells them to break the law, says the Vice-President 
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                    Assailants set off explosives and opened fire in an attack on Wednesday on the premises of the Turkish state-run aerospace and defense company TUSAS, killing four people and wounding several said Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan 
  
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                    Ali Yerlikaya did not provide further details on the attack at Turkish Aerospace Industries Inc., located on the outskirts of Ankara. "Unfortunately, we have martyrs and injured following the attack," Yerlikaya said on X. The perpetrators remain unclear, though in the past, Kurdish militants, the Islamic State group, and leftist extremists have carried out similar attacks in Turkey. 
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                    The state-run National News Agency reported that an Israeli strike on the nearby town of Maarakeh killed three people. There were no reports of casualties in Tyre, where the Israeli military had issued evacuation warnings prior to the strikes. 
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                    The military reported that the drone was launched from Lebanon, along with two others, all targeting the Prime Minister's residence. Three combat helicopters attempted to intercept the drones but failed 
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                    The RKI said it assumes that the available vaccines are effective against Clade I. Mpox, caused by an orthopox virus, was previously prevalent in West and Central Africa 
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                    Voter turnout in Detroit, a longtime Democratic stronghold, will be crucial in determining who wins Michigan State in November 
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                    Comments come days after State Department Spokesperson Matthew Miller says US satisfied with India's cooperation in the case 
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                    In a post on the social media platform X on Tuesday, Iraqi PM, al-Sudani said the operation was carried out by the Counter-Terrorism and National Security Services and targeted the terrorist hideouts in the Hamrin mountain range. 
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                    Names his Cabinet of Ministers, Vice Ministers and head of national agencies 'Red and White Cabinet', referring to the colours of the country's flag 
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                    Experts feel that Democratic nominee Kamala Harris and her Republican rival Donald Trump are headed for a cliffhanger in the State 
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                    Documents note that Israel continues to move military assets in place to conduct military strike in response to Iran's blistering ballistic missile attack on October 1 
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                    The footage was released following Sinwar's death in the southern Gaza city of Rafah. 
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                    Gangway at dock on Sapelo Island collapses after being struck by a boat, plunging people who had gathered for a celebration into water 
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                    According to a report, Israeli soldiers cut off one of Sinwar's fingers for DNA confirmation 
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                    Southern Lebanon is where Hezbollah maintains tunnels to store missiles — and from where it can launch them, say experts 
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                    Given the recent surge in hostilities, there are growing concerns that this worst-case scenario may materialise, says UN Secretary-General spokesperson 
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                    Points out that country needs to work on quality of life, air, water 
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                    City's traffic control room received threat on its WhatsApp helpline 
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                    Earlier, the IDF had said it killed three terrorists during an operation, north of the Gaza Strip and was investigating the possibility that one of them was Yahya Sinwar. 
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                    Warns that third nation wading into the hostilities would turn the conflict into a 'world war' 
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                    During his imprisonment, Sinwar led the Supreme Leadership Committee of Hamas prisoners in Israeli jails, helping to manage confrontations with prison authorities during a series of hunger strikes. 
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                    Vikas Yadav was employed by Cabinet Secretariat, which houses India's foreign intelligence service, the RAW, the federal prosecutors claimed in an indictment filed in US court