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On 26 January 1944, a 23-year-old American pilot was flying a P-47 Thunderbolt during a training mission when the aircraft went down in Essex. Residents saw the plane plunge to the ground and burst into flames. Second Lieutenant Lester Lowry was not seen ejecting, and his status remained missing in

Thousands of demonstrators gathered in central Seoul on Saturday, holding Korean and American flags, red caps, and signs commemorating a deceased conservative figure. They carried posters with slogans like “Korea for Koreans,” while shouts against a neighboring country and demands to remove supporters of a certain political ideology mixed with

The image showed two women—a young blonde with a warm smile and an older woman in a headscarf, frowning. Above the drawing was a reference to the upcoming general election in the Netherlands, along with the words, "The choice is yours." The post, shared by far-right politician

Lithuania May Invoke NATO Article 4 Over Balloon Incidents, Says Ruginienė Lithuania is considering the possibility of requesting NATO Article 4 consultations in response to recent aerial incidents, according to Defense Minister Inga Ruginienė, as reported by Reuters. Article 4, distinct from the more severe Article 5, allows NATO members

Concerns Mount for Civilians Trapped in El Fasher as Conflict Escalates Concerns are increasing for hundreds of thousands of civilians stranded in El Fasher after the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces claimed to have taken control of the city, which they have surrounded for over a year amid Sudan’s ongoing

Hurricane Melissa Threatens Jamaica with Devastating Flooding, Experts Warn Officials in Jamaica are urging residents to take precautions as Hurricane Melissa approaches, emphasizing the severe risks of flooding and damage. During a Sunday press conference in Kingston, authorities confirmed the closure of both international airports and the activation of 881