Today in History: May 28, Dionne quintuplets are born
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Today in History — May 28
Today is Sunday, May 28, the 148th day of 2023. There are 217 days left in the year.
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Sun, May 28 - The New Hampshire Gazette
2009—Jonathan Trappe crosses the English Channel suspended from a cluster of 54 multicolored balloons. 1987—W. German Mathias Rust, 19, lands a rented Cessna in…
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Today in History: May 28, Sierra Club founded
On May 28, 1892, the Sierra Club was organized in San Francisco.
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On this day, May 28
Red Square landing causes commotion; deadly cyclone; moves to end apartheid; Harambe shot; more protection for woman; and mass grave found
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Today in History - May 28
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The Kremlin drone incident puts UAVs in the spotlight
Drones have become tools for everything from eye-catching gimmicks to even an alleged assassination attempt in Venezuela in 2018.
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EDITORIAL: The Mainila event
In the later months of 1939--a whole year that would live in infamy--the USSRs foreign service minister, Mr. Molotov, sent this note to the Finnish ambassador to the Soviet Union:
Sankt Peterburg United States Red Square Nizhegorodskaya Oblast Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin Le Ministre
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Who was behind the Kremlin drone attack?
The BBC's Russia editor Steve Rosenberg examines the theories about the Moscow explosion.
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Ukraine's plan to rain on Putin's Victory Day parade
The presence of drones over the Kremlin earlier this week was reported widely as the first attack on Moscow since the Napoleonic era: after an explosion, Russian officials claimed that this was an attempt on the life of a suddenly vulnerable Vladimir Putin. But it’s actually more akin to 1987, when an amateur German pilot
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