Worker Attacked By Tiger At Florida Zoo Could Face Charges
The worker stuck his arm into the tiger's enclosure before he was attacked.
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Billionaire's $51M Superyacht Sinks Gas Tanker After Colliding With It
The tanker cannot be recovered after sinking more than 2,000 feet.
Caribbean National Weekly Tropic Breeze Christmas Eve Maritime Management Caribbean National Glenn Beck
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Ghislaine Maxwell Convicted Of Helping Jeffrey Epstein Sexually Abuse Girls
Maxwell was convicted on five of six counts.
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Flight Cancellations Continue Due To Winter Weather, Omicron Variant
Hundreds of flights were canceled as airlines struggle with staffing shortages.
United States Transportation Security Administration Delta Air Lines Tacoma International Airport Alaska Airlines Christmas Eve
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Dr. Fauci Urges Americans To Cancel Large New Year's Eve Parties
"I would strongly recommend that, this year, we do not do that," he said.
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Georgia Mother Who Reported Daughter Missing Is Now Charged In Her Death
In addition to murder charges, Kristy Siple was also charged with human trafficking.
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WATCH: Tesla Owner Blows Up His Car Over $22,000 Repair Bill
A dummy of Elon Musk was strapped in the driver's seat before the car was destroyed.
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FDA Approval For COVID Boosters For Kids Ages 12-15 Could Be Coming Soon
The approval could come just after the first of the year.
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Teacher Quarantines In Plane's Bathroom After Testing Positive For COVID-19
She took a rapid test during the flight and tested positive.
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CDC Says Everybody, Even The Fully Vaccinated, Should Avoid Cruises
There have been several COVID outbreaks on cruise ships, despite vaccine requirements.
Brian Salerno Us Centers For Disease Cruise Lines International Association Norwegian Cruise Line Royal Caribbean Disease Control
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