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'60 Minutes' Drops a Bomb About Titanic Submersible Tragedy in Devastating Interview
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Canada wildfires spark air quality alerts in Chicago and Milwaukee
Heavy smoke from wildfires has prompted air quality warnings in midwestern US cities such as Chicago, as well as parts of Canada.
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‘SAFER THAN SCUBA’: Tycoon reveals Titan CEO’s shock texts
A wealthy Las Vegas financier has revealed the shocking text messages from OceanGate’s CEO after he declined a trip on board the doomed Titan sub.
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Debris scattered across ocean floor could provide clues into the final moments of the Titanic-bound submersible
The company has also grappled with a series of mechanical problems and inclement weather conditions that forced the cancellation or delays of trips in recent years, according to court records.
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‘NIGHTMARISH’: Director knew about sub’s implosion on Monday
The award-winning film director and sea expert has made a bold claim about missing submersible Titan, following the news it imploded.
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Submersible Passengers Are Presumed Dead
The company behind the expedition of the missing Titanic sub has confirmed the five men on-board have “sadly been lost”. Follow our live updates.
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Coast Guard remains hopeful for ‘Titan Five’ as experts reveal how crew can make oxygen last longer
Oxygen has run out on board the missing Titanic sub but the US Coast Guard remains hopeful as underwater robots scramble to save ‘Titan Five’.
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The Titanic submersible was going down nearly 13,000 feet. Just how deep in the ocean is that?
These 5 vessels are key to the search for the Titan submersible
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Rescuers in all-night race to save Titanic sub crew
A massive search effort for a missing sub near the wreck of the Titanic is at a critical stage, with just hours left before the oxygen supply runs out.
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Eerie detail about missing sub pilot
There is a chilling connection between the wife of the missing submersible pilot and a couple who died on the Titanic in 1912.
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In pictures: Canada wildfires shroud New York in apocalyptic smog
Smoke from Canadian wildfires shrouded New York in a record-breaking apocalyptic smog Wednesday as cities along the US East Coast issued air pollution warnings and thousands evacuated their homes in Canada.
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Wildfire Smoke Blankets Sky Across Northeastern U.S.
Smoke from hundreds of Canadian wildfires continued to cast a haze over populous areas of the eastern U.S., and could last for days, as polluted air sent people with asthma to their doctors, disrupted air travel and altered school schedules.
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Canada wildfires: Millions advised to mask up due to intense smoke
Millions of people in North America have been advised to wear N95 masks outdoors due to poor air quality levels sparked by intense wildfires in Canada.
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Canadian Wildfire Smoke Shrouds Skies From Midwest to New York
Millions of Americans in the Midwest and the Northeast are under air-quality alerts as smoke moves south from more than 400 active Canadian wildfires.
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Poland is rearming itself at high speed — could Canada take a lesson from Warsaw?
South Korea just delivered new tanks and guns to Poland only months after the contract was signed
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Canadian support for royals may have slumped, but the scenes in London tell a different story
Throngs of Canadians flood streets, wave flags to witness Charles's coronation
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Canadian state media quits Twitter over label
The CBC has objected to Elon Musk’s ‘government-funded media’ designation
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Why asylum seekers are choosing Canada in record numbers
Last year, nearly 40,000 migrants crossed into Canada at an unofficial border crossing at the end of a remote rural road in upstate New York - a record number - to seek asylum. Many are driven by the belief that the country is more welcoming than the US. But can Canada handle the influx?
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Banking regulator takes permanent control of Silicon Valley Bank's Canadian assets
Regulator took temporary control on Sunday
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Flying Object Shot Down Over Canada
A U.S. military jet shot down another unidentified airborne object, this time over Canada, on Saturday on orders of President Biden and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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