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Colombian military plane carrying 110 soldiers crashes near urban area

Colombian military plane carrying 110 soldiers crashes near urban area, leaving over 50 missing as rescue efforts continue. President Petro criticizes delayed fleet modernization, while officials withhold details on the C-13,0's condition and cause.
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WHO reports strike on Sudan hospital killed 64

WHO reports strike on Sudan hospital killed 64, injuring 89, as conflict escalates. Attack on Al Daein hospital, part of RSF's targeting of medical facilities, disrupts care and sparks calls for accountability amid Sudan's civil war.
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Iran Vows to Destroy U.S. Infrastructure After Trump’s Ultimatum on Strait of Hormuz

Iran vows to 'irreversibly destroy' U.S. and regional infrastructure after Trump’s threat to bomb Iranian power plants over the Strait of Hormuz, a critical oil chokepoint. The strait’s closure could trigger global energy crises, with tensions escalating amid mutual threats and regional diplomatic efforts to avert conflict.
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IDF targets Hezbollah hideouts in Lebanon, kills operatives, seizes weapons and rockets

Israeli forces launched Operation Roaring Lion, targeting Hezbollah in southern Lebanon and killing its Radwan Force commander, Abu Khalil Barji. The operation disrupted key supply routes, seized weapons, and displaced tens of thousands, escalating a conflict with severe humanitarian consequences.
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Cuba’s National Grid Collapses Again Amid Fuel Shortages in Less Than a Week

Cuba's national grid collapsed again, plunging 10 million into darkness within a week, as fuel shortages and U.S. sanctions strain infrastructure. Power failures disrupt hospitals, tourism, and food supplies, with authorities blaming both external restrictions and aging systems. Diplomatic tensions with President Trump escalate amid ongoing energy crises.
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Iran Launches IRBM in First Operational Use Against US-UK Base in Diego Garcia

Iran launches ICBM at US-UK Diego Garcia base in first operational strike, intercepting one missile. U.S. condemns attack, warns of escalating tensions under Trump's threat to target Iran's power plants over Hormuz closure.
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Trump Deploys ICE Agents to Airports Amid DHS Shutdown

President Trump orders ICE agents to U.S. airports starting March 22, 2026, to aid TSA amid a DHS shutdown over funding disputes. The stalemate pits Democrats’ push for ICE reforms against Republicans’ demand for full-year DHS funding, leaving thousands of workers unpaid and operations in disarray.
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Floods and Evacuations Underway on Hawaii’s North Shore

Severe flooding hits Hawaii's North Shore, prompting evacuations and over 230 rescues, as a Kona low storm drops up to 12 inches of rain, threatening infrastructure and displacing 2,500+ people, with costs potentially reaching $1 billion. The worst flooding in 20+ years ravages low-lying areas, with roads and homes inundated, and a statewide flood watch remaining in effect through Sunday afternoon.
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Iran Fires Ballistic Missiles at US-UK Military Base in Indian Ocean

Iran Launches Surprise Attack on US-UK Military Base in Indian Ocean, Firing Two Intermediate-Range Ballistic Missiles that Missed the Facility, as Defence Analysts Confirm Tehran's Enhanced Missile Capabilities and Regional Security Concerns Emerge.
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FCC Approves Nexstar’s $6.2B Acquisition of Tegna, Creating Largest U.S. Local TV Operator

The Federal Communications Commission has approved Nexstar's $6.2 billion acquisition of Tegna, creating the largest U.S. local TV operator with 265 stations spanning 44 states and the District of Columbia. The merger has sparked debates about media ownership concentration and reduced competition, with critics warning of diminished local journalism and corporate profit prioritization.
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David Lammy Presses JD Vance on Migration Concerns After Henry Nowak’s Murder

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