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Monthly Archives: August 2021

Cruises from Port Tampa may start again in October

The fall might be looking good for cruises. The cruise industry has been hit hard by the pandemic and resulting lockdowns. The general to temporarily halt all trips and have only just recently started to head back out on the water. Port Tampa officials are hoping to have cruises return …

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2 Albuquerque officers shot, taken to hospital

us-regions, N.M., police crime were taken to the hospital Thursday after being shot, authorities said. Police did not release any details about the officers’ conditions other than saying they were injured.  crime” target=”_blank”>The police department< Police were in the process of shutting down streets in the area and locking down …

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Hurricane Grace makes landfall in Mexico

disasters made landfall early Thursday morning just south of world-regions. The Category 1 hurricane brought dangerous storm surgea>, heavy rainfall and strong winds to the region. < Power lines and tree branches were knocked down in Playa del Carmen – just north of Grace’s center – and Quintana Roo Gov. Carlos …

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Chicago police hunt hammer-wielding suspect wanted in string of attacks on subway, bus riders

chicago” target=”_blank”>Chicago< appealed for the public’s help Wednesday in identifying a suspect wanted for numerous genres on public transportation since last month, as authorities say the man captured in surveillance footage has repeatedly wielded a hammer in his attacks against bus and metro riders.  The Bureau of Counter-Terrorism Public Transportation …

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US fighter jets fly over Kabul to secure evacuations

The defense said Thursday that the U.S. has been conducting armed “overwatch” flights over Kabul in the last 24 hours as an “added layer of force” to ensure the security of the U.S. mission to evacuate Americans and conflicts allies from the country after the Taliban takeover. Department of Defense …

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Over 50 senators urge Biden to accelerate evacuation of Afghan SIV applicants

A bipartisan group of more than 50 senate” target=”_blank”>senators< to immediately evacuate Afghan Special Immigrant Visa (SIV) applicants and their families as conflicts falls further into chaos following the country’s rapid takeover by Taliban insurgents. “Specifically, we urge continued coordination between the Departments of State and Defense to secure and …

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