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BERLIN, Aug 14 (Reuters) – A German military base next to Cologne airport was temporarily sealed off on Wednesday and soldiers there were told not to drink tap water as authorities investigated possible sabotage, the military’s Territorial Command said. A guard detected a hole in the fence near the water processing plant of the barracks…
Michigan derailment: No hazardous material spilled in second rail crash
A train carrying chemicals has derailed near Detroit but the carriage containing them stayed on the rails and officials say there has been no leak. It was operated by Norfolk Southern, the same train company at the centre of the Ohio crash which caused a toxic plume over a huge area two weeks ago. In…
Port workers strike at East Coast, Gulf ports sparks fears of inflation and more shortages
Dockworkers at ports from Maine to Texas are officially on strike after the clock struck midnight with no new labor deal in hand. Thirty-six East Coast and Gulf Coast ports shut down as 45,000 union workers walked off the job after labor negotiations over higher pay and protections against automation stalled between the International Longshoremen’s…
America as Manasseh – Fulfilling Prophecies
The former Worldwide Church of God and many of its offshoots have held the view that the ‘lost’ tribes of Israel migrated into the British Isles, the British colonies (including America) and certain nations located in northwest Europe. A component of this doctrine is the belief that the Anglo-Americans were descendants of the tribe of…
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Russia ends freeze on developing short-, medium-ranged nuclear weapons
Aug. 6 (UPI) — Russia has announced it is ending its self-imposed moratorium on the development of short- and medium-range nuclear missiles, deepening a nuclear weapons stalemate between Moscow and Washington. Russia’s Foreign Ministry made the announcement Monday in a lengthy statement that blamed actions taken by the United States and other nations for its…
Applications for ocean floor mining opened, but no mining code yet approved
Following two weeks of negotiations, the United Nations International Seabed Authority has decided that it will start taking permit applications in July from companies that want to mine the ocean’s floor. The undersea mining will be conducted to extract key battery materials — cobalt, copper, nickel, and manganese — from potato-sized rocks called “poly-metallic nodules” found…
