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Boeing 737 Catches Fire in Senegal, 10 Injured

A Boeing 737-300 operated by Air Sénégal caught fire and skidded off the runway near Dakar, injuring ten people. Passengers described panic as they evacuated the burning plane, which had 85 people on board, heading to Bamako.
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Danube Drought Forces Hungary’s Paks Nuclear Plant Into Full Shutdown
Ceuta Death Toll Rises as Spain and Europe Clash Over Border Response
Cuba’s Grid Fails Again as Fuel Crisis Deepens
Nazca Lines Flight Crash Kills Thirteen as Peru Suspends Aerodiana
Modern Slavery Decisions Broaden the Al Fayed Inquiry’s Frame
Wind-Driven Fires Overrun Parts of Eastern Washington
FIFA’s Retreat Leaves a Larger Question Over Who Guards the Game
Two Firefighting Crew Members Die in Helicopter Collision West of Athens
Three Killed in Twin Falls In-N-Out Shooting as Idaho Police Seek Motive
Ceuta Border Surge Recasts Europe’s Migration Debate
OPEC+ Approves Oil Production Increase After United States Shifts Away From Iran Military Action
Kansas Voters Prepare to Decide Whether State Supreme Court Justices Should Be Elected
United States Senate Advances Short-Term Funding Measure to Avoid Government Shutdown
United States Pacific Command Warns Against Chinese Coercion in South China Sea Disputes
Amazon Cloud Growth Boosts Wall Street as Artificial Intelligence Spending Fuels Investor Optimism
Michigan Supreme Court Overturns Permit for Enbridge Line Five Oil Pipeline Tunnel
United States Central Command Faces Scrutiny After Two-Thousand-Pound Bomb Strikes Civilian Site in Iran
Trump Administration Asks Supreme Court to Reinstate Mail-In Voting Restrictions Before Midterm Elections
United States Treasury Executes Rare Joint Market Intervention to Support Japanese Yen
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche Rescinds Proposed Compensation Fund Ahead of Senate Confirmation Vote
President Trump Cancels Planned Retaliatory Strikes on Iran in Favor of Renewed Diplomatic Negotiations
United States Intervenes in Currency Markets to Support Japanese Yen After Sharp Decline
United States Central Command Seeks Unconventional Options After Limited Impact From Iran Strikes
Federal Reserve Holds Interest Rates Steady as Policymakers Debate Inflation Risks
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