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A South Korean fighter jet accidentally dropped bombs on a civilian area during training

South Korean fighter jets accidentally bomb homes, injuring at least 29 people

By Yoonjung Seo, CNN Seoul, South Korea (CNN) — South Korean fighter jets accidentally bombed homes during a live-fire drill with US forces, injuring more than two dozen people on Thursday, Seoul’s military said. Eight MK-82 general-purpose bombs were “abnormally dropped” from two KF-16 fighter jets and landed outside the designated firing range at approximately

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Firefighters evacuate a woman from a destroyed multi-story building after a missile attack in central Kyiv.

European leaders agree on defense spending surge at crucial EU summit on Ukraine

By Rob Picheta and Niamh Kennedy, CNN London (CNN) — European leaders agreed to significantly boost defense spending to ensure Europe’s security and voiced near-unanimous support for Ukraine at an extraordinary meeting on Thursday, after the United States dramatically pulled back its assistance to the continent in a historic upending of transatlantic relations. At the

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NIH cuts blocked by judge as Trump’s comments spur debate on research priorities

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ)  A U.S. judge halted President Donald Trump’s plan to impose deep cuts to National Institutes of Health federal research grants, a move universities and Democratic-led states argued would trigger layoffs, lab closures and hinder scientific and medical advancements. U.S. District Judge Angel Kelley in Boston issued a nationwide injunction after 22 Democratic

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Columbia man charged with child molestation 

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) A Columbia man was arrested Wednesday on suspicion of child molestation. Prosecutors charged Timothy Maggard, 31, with first-degree child molestation on Tuesday.  According to court documents, Maggard had sexual contact with a child in December 2024. The Columbia Police Department said the assault was reported to officers on Feb. 17.  Investigators said

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US stops sharing air quality data from embassies worldwide. Scientists say that cuts out a vital resource for global health

Story by the Associated Press New Delhi (AP) — The US government will stop sharing air quality data gathered from its embassies and consulates, worrying local scientists and experts who say the effort was vital to monitor global air quality and improve public health. In response to an inquiry from The Associated Press, the State

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St. Peter's Basilica at The Vatican is seen at dusk in Rome

Vatican clarifies its position on gender affirming surgery, calling for ‘greater care’ and a case-by-case approach

By Christopher Lamb, CNN (CNN) — The Vatican appears to have modified its position against gender-affirming surgery and “gender theory” last year, raising the possibility of “exceptional situations.” This week the Vatican published a speech by doctrine chief Cardinal Victor Manuel Fernández where he said, “there are cases outside the norm, such as strong dysphorias

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