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Veterans Day Tributes Across Wyoming: Honors, Traditions, Community Events, and Educational Resources
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Three Honored with Induction into Wyoming Outdoor Hall of Fame
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Oregon Reinstates Criminal Penalties for Hard Drug Possession
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The US, Egypt, and Qatar have called for a resumption of ceasefire talks between Israel and Hamas next week, with
US-Israel Relations Strained After Hamas Leader Assassination
Israel immediately informed the United States of the assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh, claiming responsibility for the act, The
US Servicemen Wounded in Drone Attack in Syria as Tensions Escalate
Several US troops sustained minor injuries during a one-way drone attack in Syria on Friday, with some transported for further
US Coast Guard Encounters Russian Ship Near Alaskan Coast
A US Coast Guard cutter on patrol in the Aleutian Islands encountered a Russian ship transiting in international waters but
UN Fires Nine UNRWA Personnel Over Alleged Involvement in Hamas Attack on Israel
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UK’s Starmer Makes Rare Call to Iranian President Amid Middle East Tensions
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UAE-Made Armored Vehicles Captured in Sudan, Raising Concerns Over Arms Embargo Violation
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A tragic incident occurred at a remote government radar site in the Canadian Arctic, where two polar bears attacked and
Tom Cruise Defies Gravity with Daring Stadium Jump at Olympics Closing Ceremony
Tom Cruise brought Hollywood magic to the Paris Olympics closing ceremony, delivering a spectacular stunt performance that served as a
Texas Gov. Abbott Orders Hospitals to Collect Data on Patients’ Immigration Status
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has ordered hospitals in the state to collect data on patients’ immigration status, claiming that Texas
Switzerland Mulls Shift from Neutrality to Strengthen Military Ties with NATO and EU
An independent panel has recommended that Switzerland deepen its military cooperation with NATO and the European Union, increase arms spending,
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A powerful 7.1 magnitude earthquake hit the southern coast of Japan on Thursday, prompting authorities to issue a tsunami advisory
Somalia, Ethiopia Reach Historic Deal to Resolve Maritime Dispute, Aided by Turkey
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Record Heat Claims Over 47,000 Lives in Europe Amid Ongoing Climate Crisis
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North Korea to Reopen Doors to Tourists After Five Years, Tour Firms Say
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Mount Etna Eruption Disrupts Flights at Italy’s Catania Airport
A volcanic eruption at Mount Etna, Europe’s most active volcano, is halting travel to and from Sicily. Catania International Airport,
Middle East Flights Cancelled Amid Escalation Fears
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Melbourne Symphony Orchestra Cancels Performance After Pianist’s Controversial Gaza Remarks
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Kamala Harris Chooses Tim Walz as Running Mate: Report
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Southern California Fire Containment Efforts Continue as Winds Weaken: L.A.
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