Brand-New F-35 Crashes into New Mexico Hillside, Pilot Injured After Ejecting

Brand-New F-35 Crashes into New Mexico Hillside, Pilot Injured After Ejecting

A brand-new Lockheed Martin F-35B crashed into a hillside near the Albuquerque International Sunport, while the pilot was conscious after ejecting but sustained serious injuries when located by emergency crews.


Gaza Humanitarian Pier Damaged by Rough Seas, Set for Repairs

The US-constructed temporary pier in Gaza, crucial for delivering humanitarian aid to Palestinians, sustained damage from rough seas and weather, prompting its removal for repairs

North Korea's Second Spy Satellite Launch Ends in Catastrophe: Mid-air Explosion Shatters Pyongyang's Ambitions

North Korea's attempt to launch a second spy satellite ended disastrously as it exploded mid-air, dealing a blow to Pyongyang's ambitions for satellite surveillance.

US Eases Some Financial Restrictions on Cuba to Boost Small Businesses on the Communist-Run Island

The US Treasury Department announced on Tuesday new regulations designed to support Cuba's growing private sector and enhance the country's access to US internet services.


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