Boko Haram Seizes Military Base in Borno, Commanding Officer Seriously Wounded
Boko Haram militants overran a Nigerian military base in Borno State, injuring a commanding officer and stealing operational vehicles amid a fierce night assault.
Boko Haram militants overran a Nigerian military base in Borno State, injuring a commanding officer and stealing operational vehicles amid a fierce night assault.
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A federal court ruled the 10% tariffs imposed by former President Trump exceeded legal authority, siding with Arizona and a coalition of states that challenged the tariffs’ validity.
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The FBI found no evidence linking the Austin bar shooting suspect to foreign terrorist groups, concluding he acted alone in the deadly March attack that killed three people.
Mark Stevens and his wife pledge $200 million to the University of Southern California to expand AI talent recruitment and enhance interdisciplinary AI programs.