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US: Hawaii’s Kilauea Begins Episode 48 Eruption, Ashfall Advisories Issued

On Monday, June 1, Kilauea volcano on Hawaii's Big Island erupted in Episode 48 of an ongoing eruption, setting a record for the most fountaining episodes in a single eruption, according to the USGS. Ashfall advisories were issued for Hawaii Volcanoes National Park and surrounding communities, while a sulfur and ash cloud led to some flight cancellations.

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US: Massive Junkyard Fire Breaks Out in Opa-locka, Prompting Evacuations

A massive junkyard fire that broke out on Monday, May 25, in Opa-locka, Florida, continued to smolder on Tuesday, with crews still pouring water on the blaze. The fire spread to six businesses, forced residents to evacuate, and left air quality concerns lingering in the area, though no injuries were reported.

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US: Wall of Dust Engulfs Montana as Powerful Winds Sweep Through

Strong winds swept across Montana on Wednesday, May 13, bringing dangerous dust storms, downed trees, and power outages. In the northeastern part of the state, gusts of over 80 mph created a massive wall of dust and dirt known as a haboob near Havre, forcing highway closures and reducing visibility to near zero in some areas.

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South Africa: Violent Storm Sends Ocean Foam Surging Into Victoria Bay

Violent storms battered Victoria Bay near George in South Africa's Western Cape on May 6, sending thick sea foam surging inland and flooding beachfront properties, though no major structural damage was reported.

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US: Clouds Glow in Lightning Show Over Sunny Isles Beach, Florida

Lightning lit up the sky over Sunny Isles Beach, Florida, on the night of July 21, 2025, creating a dramatic display behind thick clouds. While no visible bolts were seen, the clouds flashed repeatedly as distant lightning illuminated the night sky.

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Philippines: At Least 6 Dead, Thousands Evacuated in Major Flooding

Major flooding hit the Philippines, leaving at least six people dead and several missing and forcing tens of thousands to evacuate from the Metro Manila area as of Tuesday, July 22. This video shows severe flooding in Cainta, Rizal.

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US: Brush Fire Burns 110 Acres at Wetlands Park, Nevada

The Wiesner Fire, a brush fire that broke out at Wetlands Park in Nevada on Tuesday, June 24, has been completely contained after burning 110 acres, officials confirmed Thursday. This video, filmed on Tuesday, shows dark smoke rising from the scene.

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US: Stunning Lightning Show in Time-Lapse Across Florida Sky

Florida experienced strong to severe thunderstorms during the Sunday, March 30 afternoon and evening. A visually stunning lightning display illuminated the night sky over Sunny Isles Beach.

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US: Wildfire Breaks Out Near Borger, Texas, Prompting Evacuations

A wildfire erupted near Borger, Texas, in the area of 1559 and Rock Creek, triggering evacuations and road closures. Roughly 6,000 people have been impacted by power outages. The fire has burned 350 acres and is 5% contained as of this writing.

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US: Nationwide Protests Mark Third Anniversary Of Russia’s Invasion Of Ukraine

Monday, February 24, marked the third anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, prompting protests across the U.S. in solidarity with Ukraine and calls for continued support. This video captures a protest march in Washington, D.C., held on Saturday.

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US: Auto Fire Prompts Evacuation In Ventura, California 4

The Auto Fire erupted in Ventura County, California on Monday, January 13, prompting evacuations.

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Georgia: Protesters Clash With Police Over Suspension Of EU Accession Bid 2

Protesters clashed with police in Tbilisi on Thursday, November 28, as thousands of demonstrators took to the streets surrounding the Georgian Parliament to protest the government's decision to suspend EU accession talks for four years.

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Georgia: Protesters Clash With Police Over Suspension Of EU Accession Bid

Protesters clashed with police in Tbilisi on Thursday, November 28, as thousands of demonstrators took to the streets surrounding the Georgian Parliament to protest the government's decision to suspend EU accession talks for four years.

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Canada: Massive Fire Destroys Historic Red Bridge In Kamloops, BC

The Red Bridge, a historic landmark in Kamloops, British Columbia, was destroyed in a fire on Thursday, September 19. The fire is believed to have started in the center of the bridge and spread quickly, causing the bridge to collapse into the South Thompson River eventually. This incident follows another fire on the bridge early Tuesday, which had already led to the bridge closure for damage assessment.

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Canada: Massive Fire Destroys Historic Red Bridge In Kamloops, BC 2

The Red Bridge, a historic landmark in Kamloops, British Columbia, was destroyed in a fire on Thursday, September 19. The fire is believed to have started in the center of the bridge and spread quickly, causing the bridge to collapse into the South Thompson River eventually. This incident follows another fire on the bridge early Tuesday, which had already led to the bridge closure for damage assessment.

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US: Fast-Moving Brush Fire Prompts Evacuation In Hanapepe, Hawaii 3

Residents in Hanapepe in Hawaii's Kauai island were told to evacuate after a brush fire erupted there on Monday, July 15. The fire that started along Hanapepe Moi Road approached the Kaumakani neighborhood, and residents there were told to leave immediately.

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US: Fast-Moving Brush Fire Prompts Evacuation In Hanapepe, Hawaii 2

Residents in Hanapepe in Hawaii's Kauai island were told to evacuate after a brush fire erupted there on Monday, July 15. The fire that started along Hanapepe Moi Road approached the Kaumakani neighborhood, and residents there were told to leave immediately.

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US: Double Rainbow Spotted Over Skies In Southern Florida 5

A huge double rainbow was seen in the skies over southern Florida on Thursday, June 13, after thunderstorms caused major flooding in the area.

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Canada: Pro-Palestine Protesters Occupy McGill University Administration Building

Pro-Palestine demonstrators rallied at McGill University in Montreal on Thursday, June 6, occupying the administration building to protest in solidarity with Gaza. Riot police with shields and batons clashed with protesters and used flash grenades, pepper spray, and tear gas to disperse them.

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US: Fire Crews Battle Wildcat Fire In Arizona As It Continues To Spread

The Wildcat Fire that erupted on Saturday in the Cave Creek Ranger District area continued to burn on Sunday, May 19 with zero containment. The U.S. Forest Service shut down a portion of the Tonto National Forest as crews battle the fire that exploded to 13,000 acres by Sunday.

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US: Fire Crews Battle Wildcat Fire In Arizona As It Continues To Spread 2

The Wildcat Fire that erupted on Saturday in the Cave Creek Ranger District area continued to burn on Sunday, May 19 with zero containment. The U.S. Forest Service shut down a portion of the Tonto National Forest as crews battle the fire that exploded to 13,000 acres by Sunday.

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US: Fire Crews Battle Wildcat Fire In Arizona As It Continues To Spread 4

The Wildcat Fire that erupted on Saturday in the Cave Creek Ranger District area continued to burn on Sunday, May 19 with zero containment. The U.S. Forest Service shut down a portion of the Tonto National Forest as crews battle the fire that exploded to 13,000 acres by Sunday.

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US: Fire Crews Battle Wildcat Fire In Arizona As It Continues To Spread 3

The Wildcat Fire that erupted on Saturday in the Cave Creek Ranger District area continued to burn on Sunday, May 19 with zero containment. The U.S. Forest Service shut down a portion of the Tonto National Forest as crews battle the fire that exploded to 13,000 acres by Sunday.

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US: Fire Crews Battle Wildcat Fire In Arizona As It Continues To Spread 5

The Wildcat Fire that erupted on Saturday in the Cave Creek Ranger District area continued to burn on Sunday, May 19 with zero containment. The U.S. Forest Service shut down a portion of the Tonto National Forest as crews battle the fire that exploded to 13,000 acres by Sunday.

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US: Footage Of Tornado Aftermath In Nebraska 3

Multiple tornadoes hit central Nebraska on Friday, April 26, causing major damage. This footage shows the aftermath in the Elkhorn neighborhood of Omaha.

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US: Footage Of Tornado Aftermath In Nebraska

Multiple tornadoes hit Nebraska on Friday, April 26, causing major damage. This drone footage shows the aftermath in the Elkhorn neighborhood of Omaha.

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US: Footage Of Tornado Aftermath In Nebraska 2

Multiple tornadoes hit central Nebraska on Friday, April 26, causing major damage. This footage shows the aftermath in the Elkhorn neighborhood of Omaha.

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US: Industrial Fire Causes Multiple Explosions In Clinton Township, Michigan

Multiple explosions and a massive industrial fire broke out at the Select Distributors plant, 19100 block of 15 Mile Road in Clinton Township, Michigan on Monday night, March 4. Police urged residents to avoid the area. Neighbors said the loud bang, which sounded like fireworks, shook the ground. This is a developing story.

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US: Industrial Fire Causes Multiple Explosions In Clinton Township, Michigan 2

Multiple explosions and a massive industrial fire broke out at the Select Distributors plant, 19100 block of 15 Mile Road in Clinton Township, Michigan on Monday night, March 4. Police urged residents to avoid the area. Neighbors said the loud bang, which sounded like fireworks, shook the ground. This is a developing story.

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E. Timor guerrilla fighter's son

E. Timor guerrilla fighter's son

JAKARTA, Indonesia - Alex Freitas Daitula, the son of the late East Timorese guerrilla leader David Alex Daitula, speaks in an interview with Kyodo News in Dili, the capital of East Timor, in March 2012. Being one of the most respected guerrilla leaders during the 24-year Indonesian rule of East Timor, Daitula died in 1997 after being captured by the Indonesian military.

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E. Timor guerrilla fighter's son

E. Timor guerrilla fighter's son

JAKARTA, Indonesia - Alex Freitas Daitula, the son of the late East Timorese guerrilla leader David Alex Daitula, speaks in an interview with Kyodo News in Dili, the capital of East Timor, in March 2012. Being one of the most respected guerrilla leaders during the 24-year Indonesian rule of East Timor, Daitula died in 1997 after being captured by the Indonesian military. (Kyodo)

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