WASHINGTON – The Pentagon admitted for the third time that its bombing campaign against terrorist groups in Somalia, which has been ongoing for more than a decade, had caused civilian casualties there, a military report said Tuesday. The announcement, made by the United States Command for Africa, confirmed Amnesty International …
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Arizona train derailment sparks massive bridge fire
A massive fire broke out near Phoenix on Wednesday morning after a train derailed, authorities said. Tempe firefighters, paramedics, and police rushed to a rail bridge over Lake Tempe Town. Let our news be in your inbox. The news and stories that matter, delivered Monday through Friday mornings. “This is …
Read More »5 COVID-19 cases linked to indoor wedding reception in Southgate
SOUTHGATE, Mich. – The Wayne County Division of Public Health announced Wednesday that it confirmed a total of five COVID-19 cases linked to a wedding held Saturday, July 18 at the Crystal Gardens Banquet Hall in Southgate. More people may have been at risk of contracting and exposing others to …
Read More »Packers’ Aaron Rodgers talks about possibly playing for Green Bay’s biggest rival after Jordan Love’s pick
Is he a spiteful despised Aaron Rodgers? Seems possible The Green Bay Packers quarterback was asked during an interview with The Ringer on Tuesday if he would ever consider playing for his team’s biggest rival, the Chicago Bears, and his answer is likely to upset most fools. . JETS; JOE …
Read More »Emmy nominees are pretty diverse, but not everyone is happy
In acting categories, 33% of nominees are black, compared to 14% in the previous five years, according to a Los Angeles Times report. Their analysis found that artists of color accounted for 37% of total nominations overall, which is 6% more than in any of the past five years. Reginald …
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