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Two South Carolina journalists killed while covering hazardous weather
The fire chief said the roots of the three-foot (91-centimeter) diameter tree were loosened from the ground saturated by a week's worth of rain. Two journalists were killed in a "freak of nature" accident while covering weather conditions in North Carolina during storm Alberto.
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Recent developments surrounding the South China Sea
Ships and aircraft were sent to the scene within 12 nautical miles of the Paracel Islands to warn the U.S. warships to leave, with the ministry adding that its resolve to defend its land and waters was "unswerving". The Pentagon cited strong evidence that China has deployed anti-ship missiles, surface-to-air missile systems and electronic jammers to contested areas in the Spratly Islands.
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Team Arrives in North Korea for Trump-Kim Summit Talks
On Monday, White House aides were awaiting word from a USA team of negotiators posted along the Korean Demilitarized Zone for talks with officials from North Korea. The president made the comments in a tweet on Sunday as USA officials arrived in North Korea and met their counterparts at the border village of Panmunjom.
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Roman Abramovich can enter United Kingdom after 'getting Israel passport'
It is believed the British government would have required some financial disclosures if Abramovich's United Kingdom visa was to be renewed. An official at Nativ, a department of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office dealing with Jewish communities in the ex-Soviet Union, said Abramovich had applied for an immigration visa at Israel's embassy in Moscow, the station said earlier on its website.
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Utah Man Released From Venezuela Prison: President Trump
Senator Hatch, who was also at the Oval Office meeting, said earlier on Saturday in a statement that Holt's release followed two years of intense lobbying, working with two presidential administrations, countless diplomatic contacts around the world, and Maduro himself.
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USA: Lava inches toward geothermal plant raising fears in Hawaii
Steve Brantley of the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory said the flow seemed to have halted Sunday morning after moving slowly into the proximity of the well overnight. County officials said there was no release of any unsafe hydrogen sulfide gas, as some feared might happen if lava breached the well shafts that tap steam and hot water several thousand feet down to make electricity through turbines.