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Footage from body cameras worn by Nashville police officers during a school shooting incident has been released. The incident occurred yesterday at The Covenant School, and claimed the lives of six individuals, including three nine-year-old children. The video shows police officers who bravely took down the shooter, identified as Audrey Hale, who was standing on a second-floor atrium firing at the cops. Hale gained entry by shooting through the glass…
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Jordan’s Foreign Minister Ayman Al Safadi stated that the implementation of a dormant electricity supply agreement between Jordan and Lebanon hinges on Beirut’s commitment to international conditions. This agreement, which accounts for approximately 10% of Lebanon’s electricity demand, was scheduled to commence this month, passing through areas in Syria under President Bashar Al Assad’s control. The World Bank had agreed to cover the costs, provided Lebanon enacted reforms to tackle…
Jordan’s Foreign Minister Ayman Al Safadi stated that the implementation of a dormant electricity supply agreement between Jordan and Lebanon hinges on Beirut’s commitment to international conditions. This agreement, which accounts for approximately 10% of Lebanon’s electricity demand, was scheduled to commence this month, passing through areas in Syria under President Bashar Al Assad’s control. The World Bank had agreed to cover the costs, provided Lebanon enacted reforms to tackle the corruption that permeates its politico-administrative system. Al Safadi emphasized…
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A new draft bill has been submitted to the State Duma in Russia, which, if enacted, would grant law enforcement agencies the authority to stop the movement of drones within their jurisdiction. This move comes as a response to the increasing use of uncrewed aerial vehicles (UAVs) in commercial and recreational settings, raising concerns over privacy, safety, and potential misuse. The proposed legislation aims to equip law enforcement agencies with the necessary tools to address these concerns and maintain public…
Two separate fires broke out in Winnipeg on Monday, with one causing significant damage to a residential home in Fort Rouge. The City of Winnipeg reported that firefighters responded to the blaze in the one-and-a-half-storey home on Arnold Avenue near Daly Street South at around 7:30 p.m. Upon arrival, they observed heavy smoke and flames and decided to attack the fire from outside due to safety concerns. Crews will remain on the scene until the fire is under control and…
A new study published in the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society warns that America is likely to experience a rise in the number of supercell storms that spawn tornadoes and hail as the world continues to warm. The study predicts a nationwide increase of 6.6% in supercells and a 25.8% jump in the area and time that the strongest supercells will impact. However, in certain areas in the South, the increase is much higher, with projections of one additional…
A tragic incident occurred in Martindale, northeast Calgary, in the early hours of Tuesday morning when a teenage girl was shot and killed in an alley. According to the police, they received a call reporting the shooting at around 1:30 a.m. in the 200 block of Martin Crossing Crescent N.E. The victim was pronounced dead at the scene, and the homicide unit has taken over the investigation. It is currently unclear whether the shooting was targeted or not, and the…
Lebanese security forces have reportedly detained a suspected Mossad member in the southern region of Beirut, the country’s capital. Initial reports indicate that the security forces raided the alleged Mossad member’s residence in the Aaramoun area before apprehending the individual in the Chouaifet region. Additional reports suggest that two Mossad members may have been arrested—one in Aaramoun and the other in Chouaifet—according to local sources. Lebanese authorities have not yet provided any official comments on the matter. Mossad, Israel’s intelligence…
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