A fire has broke out at the Haramain Rail Station in Jeddah which connects to the cities of Mekkah and Medinah, Saudi Arabia. According to reports, the fire which broke out in the temporary offices by the Haramain Rail Station, Jeddah has been brought under control with no injuries.
The National Rifle Association is fighting back against a lawsuit filed Thursday by New York’s attorney general by submitting its own civil suit against the state official, accusing her of defamation and violating its rights to free speech. The NRA’s lawsuit was filed in the federal court of New York and alleges Attorney General Letitia James “made the political prosecution of the NRA a central campaign theme” when she was running for the AG’s office in 2018, and has not treated the association fairly since, FOX NEWS reported. The defamation allegations stem from James' public descriptions of the NRA as a "criminal enterprise" and "a terrorist organization.
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Security sources told Reuters the blast occurred where there are warehouses housing explosives, although it was not immediately clear what caused the blast or what kind of explosives were in the warehouses. It comes just days before a United Tribunal is set…
Slow motion shows missile strike on Beirut? 🚀💥
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Arkansas police on replacing 7-yr-old’s stolen bike
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WARNING: GRAPGIC CONTENT! The Sheboygan County district attorney has determined that the use of deadly force was reasonable and no charges will be filed in the officer-involved death of Kevan Ruffin Jr. on July 2. On Wednesday, Aug. 5, body camera video from the 45-second interaction was released by the state DOJ. Minutes before the officer fired near 15th Street and Illinois Avenue on that Thursday morning, a woman called 911 to report a man with two knives had attacked her. (Read the Full Story.) #shooting
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ALBANY, New York -- A video of Albany city police and Albany county sheriff’s deputies rescuing young children from a flood on Central Avenue in Albany went viral Tuesday after Hassib Tleiji posted the 22-second clip to Facebook.