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Hello im christina. Africa im glad you are today and nigerias military is on the hunt for boko haram fighters suspected of killing at least 65 people at the weekend the attack took place in a village in borno state in the north east of the country the victims were attending a funeral when they were gunned down by a gang of militants riding on motorbikes and in vans no group has claimed responsibility but the boko haram operates in the region. And this time the extremists came on motorbikes. They gunned down muslim mourners they were praying for their debt. In the body and that took them to the...

Will that strategy backfire on the hill. Well talk to senator Amy Klobuchar ahead. Democrats sharpen attacks as the primary race enters a new phase. Your signature, senator is to have a plan for everything skelt except this. Are voters looking for an alternative well talk with Pete Buttigieg in moments. Hello, im jake tapper in wash where the state of the union is experiencing whiplash. President trump is making a rare retreat after an absolute pileup of scandal and admissions and miscalculations that seemed to shock even his staunchest allies. Late friday night the president canceled the plan...

A Liberian-flagged vessel with no fewer than 15 Indian crew members on board on Thursday was hijacked by unknown armed personnel near Somalia's coast.   The Indian Navy has been closely monitoring the situation and has established communication with the crew, according to the Times of India.   In response to this emergency, the Indian Navy deployed a maritime patrol aircraft and the destroyer INS Chennai to the scene, which was on Maritime Security Operations, according to military officials on Friday.  

India News: The Indian Navy has intensified its response to the hijacking of the MV LILA NORFOLK, deploying the INS Chennai and a maritime patrol aircraft. The Na

Colonel Kevin D. Potts, Garrison Commander at Fort Indiantown Gap, discusses his military journey from private to Colonel, the installation's significant economic impact, and his commitment to improving the facility before his impending retirement.