President Marcos says Philippines ‘will not lose an inch’ of territory – Yahoo News
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President Marcos says Philippines ‘will not lose an inch’ of territory – Yahoo News
President Marcos says Philippines ‘will not lose an inch’ of territory Yahoo NewsView Full Coverage on Google News
FBI lab will get to the ‘guts’ of Chinese balloon – White House
‘Electronics and optics’ among wreckage of suspected surveillance craft shot down off South Carolina after recovery efforts endThe US has finished work to recover sunken remnants of the Chinese balloon shot down off the coast of South Carolina and the …
US and China diplomats communicating, but not militaries, White House says
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Williams scores 27; Cornell edges Dartmouth 95-83 in OT
Led by Nazir Williams’ 27 points and the Cornell Big Red opened overtime with a 12-0 run to beat the Dartmouth Big Green 95-83 in overtime.
In satellite images and video, hidden clues about an Iranian Air Force upgrade
Since September 2022, Iranian military and political officials have publicly touted the supposed purchase of 24 Su-35s, one of Russia’s most advanced combat aircraft.
Protesters storm Suriname’s parliament as anti-austerity rally turns chaotic – Reuters Canada
Protesters storm Suriname’s parliament as anti-austerity rally turns chaotic Reuters CanadaCaribbean Community leaders condemn violence in Suriname after protesters storm parliament Miami HeraldProtesters storm Suriname parliament…
Detroit police honor the victims of the Michigan State mass shooting at new officer ceremony
Twenty-year-old Alex Verner of Clawson was studying forensics, 19-year-old Arielle Anderson of Harper Woods was on pace to graduate early and planned to become a doctor, and 20-year-old Brian Fraser of Grosse Pointe studied business and was president o…
FDA announces nationwide drug shortage
According to officials with the Food and Drug Administration, a number of medicines are getting harder to find these days, including a commonly-used antibiotic called amoxicillin.