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Aircraft approaches to land in San Diego

Laser Incidents Reported By U.S. Pilots Hit Record In 2021 -report

The number of reported incidents involving aiming of lasers at U.S.

U.S. Seeks Information From Tesla On In-car Camera In Autopilot Probe

The view of Tesla Inc's U.S. vehicle factory in Freemont, California

U.S. auto safety regulators on Thursday asked Tesla Inc to answer questions about its in-car camera intended to monitor driver awareness as part of a probe into 830,000 Tesla vehicles that employ the carmaker's advanced driver assistance system called Autopilot.

U.S. To Boost Monkeypox Vaccine Supply With 1.8 Million Extra Doses

The United States said on Thursday it will boost its supply of monkeypox vaccine by making available an extra 1.8 million doses of Bavarian Nordic's Jynneos shot, as the number of reported cases in the country rose above 13,500.

Child's Summer Swim Turns Deadly As Brain-Eating Amoeba Likely Cause Of Death

If confirmed, the child would be the first case of a person dying from Naegleria fowleri in Nebraska.

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Author Salman Rushdie attacked on stage at event in New York

Literary Institution Where Salman Rushdie Was Attacked Ramps Up Security

Chautauqua Institution, the bucolic New York retreat where Salman Rushdie was attacked last week, has added new security measures, including requiring photo identification and passing through metal detectors prior to entering its venues.

Arizona Mother Fights Off Sex Offender Who Broke In And Got Into Bed With Daughter

The mother and her teenage son subdued the man when he tried to run away, and kept him restrained until deputies arrived.

2 Florida Residents Die From Bacterial Infection After Eating Raw Oysters

The CDC says oysters don't look, taste or smell different if they contain the Vibrio bacterium.

California Police Respond To 911 Call, Turns Out It Was Just 'Monkey Business'

The 911 call was made by a mischievous monkey from a zoo near Paso Robles, California.

Test tubes labelled "COVID-19 Omicron variant test positive" are seen in this illustration picture taken January 15, 2022.

Think You Avoided Omicron? Think Again. Here's Why You May Have Been Infected

The Cedars-Sinai study, which was published in JAMA Network Open, found that the majority of people who were infected with the Omicron variant didn't know they had the virus.

Couple Have Sex On Ferris Wheel, In Full View Of Young Park Visitors

One of the witnesses was "shaken up" by the incident, which she said "was very traumatizing for her," police said.

Pilot Who Jumped To Death From Plane Was Upset Over Botched Landing Attempt: Officials

The young pilot was "visibly upset" after the aircraft had to be diverted to another airport for landing.

Woman Pretending To Be Stranded Fatally Shoots Student Who Tried Helping Her

The woman flagged them for help and robbed them at gunpoint.

Salman Rushdie was propelled into the spotlight with his second novel 'Midnight's Children' in 1981, which won international praise and Britain's prestigious Booker Prize

Salman Rushdie Attacker Speaks From Jail, Says He's Surprised Author Survived Multiple Stabs

"I don't like the person. I don't think he's a very good person," the accused stabber said. "I don't like him. I don't like him very much."

High School Teacher Arrested For Hiding Missing Teen In Her Home For Days

Kelly Simpson, a high school teacher in Florida was arrested on charges of interfering with the custody of a minor.

TikTok app is seen on a smartphone in this illustration taken, July 13, 2021.

Andrew Tate: Who Is The Controversial TikTok Star Famous For Misogynistic Videos?

The notorious internet star has said women should not drive and that he would violently assault a woman if she accused him of cheating.

Torrential Rains Lash New Zealand For 3rd Day, Hundreds Evacuate Homes

Torrential rain slammed the west and north of New Zealand's South Island for a third straight day on Thursday, forcing hundreds to evacuate their homes and triggering road and school closures and land slips.

A view shows the Russian Black Sea Fleet's headquarters following a combat drone attack in Sevastopol

Ukraine Says Fighting 'Deadlocked' Ahead Of Visit By U.N. Chief

Ukrainian forces said on Thursday they had beaten back a Russian attack in the southern region of Kherson, while the death toll from Russian shelling of Kharkiv city in Ukraine's northeast climbed as the nearly six-month war grinds on without let-up.

Representational image: Northern Lights / Aurora

Geomagnetic Storm: When, Where To Watch The Northern Lights, How To See Them Clearly

For the best views, areas with less pollution and clear skies are recommended.

Tropical Storm Nicholas off the coastline of the US state of Texas at 13H40 UTC on September 13, 2021

Tolar Texas Storm Knocks Out Electricity Indefinitely, Causes Severe Damage

The city alerted its residents to conserve water to avoid shortages in case the power outages take longer to resolve.

Algerian President Tebboune arrives at the Quirinale Palace, in Rome

Analysis: Confident Algeria Rides Gas High

Europe's attempts to wean itself off Russian gas have given Algeria a shot in the arm.

Hacker Tournament Brings Together World's Best In Las Vegas

A team of hackers from two North American universities won the "Capture the Flag" championship, a contest seen as the "Olympics of hacking," which draws together some of the world's best in the field.

Alaska Amber Alert: Missing 15-Year-Old Alexis Bane Likely In Anchorage

Alaska State Troopers said the missing girl was expected to be with 51-year-old Steven Narron.

A TV camera is seen at West Kowloon Magistrates’ Courts

Hong Kong Court Lifts Reporting Ban On National Security Case For 47 Democrats

A Hong Kong court lifted restrictions on Thursday on reporting pre-trial proceedings of a landmark national security case involving 47 pro-democracy campaigners that has dragged on for more than a year.

'Fast-Moving' E. Coli Outbreak Sickens 29 People In Michigan, Ohio

Results of whole genome sequencing suggests the patients got sick from the same food.

Taiwan Navy ship at a beach on Nangan island

'Nowhere To Hide' If War Comes To Taiwan's Front-line Islands

On Taiwan's windswept Matsu islands, close to China's coast, one topic has been driving conversations in recent days: prospects of an invasion by China since it began military exercises in response to visits to Taiwan by U.S.

United States Supreme Court overturns the landmark Roe v Wade abortion decision

U.S. Judge Reinstates North Carolina Ban On Late-term Abortions

A federal judge on Wednesday reinstated a decades-old North Carolina ban on abortions performed after 20 weeks of pregnancy, citing the U.S.

Nepali Woman's Quest To Learn Takes Her Back To School With Son

A Nepali mother of two, Parwati Sunar finds herself attending the same school as her son after returning to an education system she fled at the age of 15, when she eloped with a man seven years her senior.

U.S. National Security Advisor Bolton speaks during a news conference in Geneva

U.S. Prosecutors Should Weigh Releasing More Trump Search Details-Bolton

The U.S. Justice Department should consider releasing at least some of the evidence it used to justify searching former President Donald Trump's Florida home last week, Trump's former national security adviser John Bolton said on Wednesday.

Photographer Danny Clinch stands in front of his photographs at the Transparent Clinch Gallery in Asbury Park

Rock Photographer's Gallery Draws Music Lovers To New Jersey Beach Town

Danny Clinch has photographed or filmed many of the most famous musicians of modern times - and his decades of work are on display in Asbury Park, the New Jersey beach town made famous by Bruce Springsteen.

A general view of Robb Elementary School days after the deadliest U.S. school mass shooting in nearly a decade resulting in the death of 19 children and two teachers, in Uvalde, Texas, U.S. May 30, 2022.

Texas School District Targets Popular Books For Review And Removal

A Texas school district is being called out for its review and potential removal process of many popular and important books.

Women's March rally against court overturning Roe v. Wade abortion decision in Washington

South Carolina Top Court Puts Abortion Ban On Hold As It Hears Challenge

South Carolina's highest court on Wednesday blocked enforcement of a state law banning abortions after about six weeks of pregnancy while it considers a challenge to the law by a Planned Parenthood affiliate and other abortion providers.

8-Year-Old Highland Park Shooting Victim In 'Critical But Stable Condition'

Highland Park Shooting Victim Update: Child Left Paralyzed And In 'Constant Pain' Amid Recovery

Following the Fourth of July shooting in Highland Park, an 8-year-old boy continues to suffer amid his recovery.

Little League World Series Player Suffers Fractured Skull From Falling Off Bunk Bed

A Little League World Series player on Utah's Snow Canyon team fell off his bunk bed causing him to suffer a fractured skull and to be put in a induced coma.