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NASA says object that hit Florida home is from International Space Station
NASA says object that hit Florida home is from International Space Station

NASA confirmed on April 15 an object that struck a Naples, Florida, US home last month had originated from the International Space Station. In particular, the item was identified as a "stanchion from the NASA flight support equipment used to mount the batteries on the cargo pallet."

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Iran launches missiles and drones at Israel
Iran launches missiles and drones at Israel

On April 13, Iran launched a volley of over 300 projectiles, including missiles and drones, at Israel. Iran described this unprecedented assault as retaliation for an earlier Israeli strike on an Iranian consulate in Syria, which reportedly resulted in significant casualties, including high-ranking officials.

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Environmental protesters arrested at Massachusetts airport
Environmental protesters arrested at Massachusetts airport

Roughly 20 environmental protesters were arrested at a Massachusetts airport on Saturday morning. Protesters supporting Extinction Rebellion crossed into a security area and were arrested.

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Bargi plant in central Italy felt with explosion
Bargi plant in central Italy hit by explosion

A hydroelectric powerplant located on Lake Suviana in central Italy was hit by an explosion on April 9.

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Lawrence Wong to become Prime Minister of Singapore on May 15
Lawrence Wong to become Prime Minister of Singapore on May 15

Current Deputy Prime Minister of Singapore Lawrence Wong is slated to become the fourth Prime Minister of the city-state on May 15, 2024, taking over the role from Lee Hsien Loong who has been serving as Prime Minister since 2004.

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Quakes push Canary Islands up eleven centimetres
Quakes push Canary Islands up eleven centimetres

Multiple earthquakes over the Easter weekend around El Hierro Island, one of the Canary Islands, have raised some parts of the island by as much as 11 centimetres (4.3 inches). This includes a 4.9 magnitude earthquake Sunday, following 129 quakes below 1.3 magnitude through Saturday.

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Nuclear weapons protest at Faslane leads to 47 arrests
Nuclear weapons protest at Faslane leads to 47 arrests

250 protesters gathered today at the Faslane Naval base in Scotland to call for the UK's Trident nuclear weapons programme to be scrapped. A number of protestors chained themselves to the gates of the base and were cut free by Police Scotland officers. Around 47 people were arrested including the Green Party Edinburgh councillor Chas Booth.

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French Senate vote in support of same-sex marriage
French Senate vote in support of same-sex marriage

France's upper house voted yesterday to approve a bill to allow same-sex marriage to be legal following protests for and against the bill. The bill also makes it legal for gay couples to adopt children, and is scheduled to return to the lower house next Wednesday.

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