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F-15E Fighter Jets Accidentally Shot Down by Kuwaiti Defenses

Monday, Mar 02

Three US F-15E jets were mistakenly shot down by Kuwaiti air defenses, with all crew safely ejected and recovered.

POLITICS

Multiple U.S. military aircraft crash in Kuwait amid escalating Iran tensions

Monday, Mar 02

U.S. military aircraft crashed in Kuwait, and all crew members survived amid rising tensions with Iran.

POLITICS

U.S. Judge Prohibits Search of Washington Post Reporter’s Seized Devices

Wednesday, Feb 25

A U.S. judge has blocked the government's search of seized devices belonging to a Washington Post reporter, emphasizing First Amendment protections.

WORLD NEWS

Louisiana Court Allows Ten Commandments Displays in Classrooms

Sunday, Feb 22

A U.S. appeals court permits Ten Commandments displays in Louisiana public school classrooms, stirring national debate over religious expression in public education.

SPORTS

Deadly Fireworks Shop Explosion in China Claims 12 Lives During Lunar New Year Celebrations

Thursday, Feb 19

A fireworks shop explosion in Hubei, China, has killed 12, including five children, highlighting ongoing safety concerns during Lunar New Year.

WORLD NEWS

Cambodian PM Claims Thai Forces Occupy Cambodian Territory Following Ceasefire

Wednesday, Feb 18

Cambodian PM Hun Manet accuses Thailand of occupying territory post-ceasefire, urging joint commission discussions.

WORLD NEWS

Israeli Strikes Result in 11 to 12 Palestinian Deaths Amid Ongoing Ceasefire Violations

Monday, Feb 16

Israeli airstrikes have killed at least 11 Palestinians amid ongoing ceasefire violations, escalating tensions in Gaza.

POLITICS

University Expels Student for Calling for Accountability Over Deadly Tai Po Fire

Saturday, Feb 14

A Hong Kong university student has been expelled for his activism regarding the accountability of a tragic fire that killed 168 people.

POLITICS

Federal Judge Blocks Pentagon's Punitive Actions Against Senator Mark Kelly

Friday, Feb 13

A federal judge has blocked the Pentagon's attempts to demote Senator Mark Kelly, affirming his First Amendment rights after he criticized unlawful military orders.