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Six bodies were found on Sunday (May 10, 2026) in a train boxcar in Laredo, Texas, according to police. A Union Pacific worker discovered them in a train yard at a remote location near the Mexican border, and police and firefighters later confirmed they had died, said Laredo Police Investigator Joe Baeza. Police have not…
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If there is a leader in the aerospace industry, SpaceX is it. The company’s Crew Dragon and Cargo Dragon spacecrafts are the current go-to vehicles to deliver astronauts and supplies to the International Space Station. NASA contracts awarded to SpaceX through 2030 alone are worth nearly US$5 billion and include research and development for the Artemis mission to return astronauts to…
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Amanda Gallagher, a 37-year-old professional US photographer, died in a freak accident at the Air Capital Drop Zone in suburban Wichita, Kansas. On Saturday, Ms Gallagher was capturing photos of individuals boarding and exiting planes when she inadvertently backed into an active aeroplane propeller. In a statement shared on social media, Lt. Eric Slay said Gallagher…
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In the obituary, Mr Charles recapped his father’s life from start to finish. An obituary for a 74-year-old US man who died after falling and hitting his head has gone viral, with his son letting the public know that he is “God’s problem now”. Robert Boehm died on October 6 and his son, Charles Boehm,…
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Texas: It looks like any other 3D printer – except it’s the size of a crane and is, layer by layer, building a hotel in the Texan desert. El Cosmico, an existing hotel and campground on the outskirts of the city of Marfa, is expanding. It is building 43 new hotel units and 18 residential…
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A vending machine selling bullets in the US. Amid increasing gun violence in the United States, some grocery stores around the country now have vending machines that are stocked with ammunition. A company has installed automated kiosks in grocery stores, allowing gun owners in three US states to purchase rounds from these devices, as per…
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Representative Image A woman in Texas, United States, was arrested after she allegedly dragged a child to a bathroom and forced him to drink water from a toilet, as per a report in the New York Post. According to a news release from the Woodway Public Safety Department, Claudia Velediaz-Bonifazi was placed in custody on April…
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The lawsuit seeks wrongful death damages of $1 million. (Representative pic) An 8-year-old girl in the United States died after being “violently sucked” into a large pipe while swimming at a hotel in Houston, Texas, on Saturday, as per a lawsuit filed by the victim’s family. Aliyah Jaico was swimming with her family in a…
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Millions of sky-gazers will witness the solar spectacle next month. Hundreds of schools across the United States are set to close on April 8th due to a total solar eclipse. The eclipse will plunge several states into darkness as the moon covers the sun completely, according to Newsweek. The path of totality will start in…
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It is not uncommon for US power companies to be blamed for destructive wildfires. Houston: A US power company admitted Thursday that its equipment may have sparked the largest wildfire in Texas’ history. Xcel — the parent of Southwest Public Service Company, which provides electricity to part of the state — said it was working…
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